Independent Community Living
Everyday
life changing
We’re a non-profit that provides safe places to live in NSW, and friendly help online to people all across Australia, making it easier for those with mental health conditions to live and thrive on their own.
How we can help today
Supported Independent Living
For people living with psychosocial disabilities obtain long-term transitional accommodation and support with everyday life.
Pathways
Transitional and long term homes for people living with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities.
Short Term Accomodation
For people living with psychosocial disabilities obtain long-term transitional accommodation and support with everyday life.
Independent Living
Transitional and long term homes for people living with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities.
Embark
Embark is our outreach program aimed to support people experiencing homelessness and psychosocial disability access NDIS services.
Core Supports
A service aimed to provide personalised and skill-based support to people living with psychosocial disabilities who wish to work on their independence and access the community.
eFriend
A virtual, online peer support program for people who are feeling low, lonely or isolated connect with peer support workers who can advise or empathise with their own lived experience.
PARC
The Prevention and Recovery Centre provides short-term stays in a homely environment to people who wish to focus on their mental health recovery, with the support of a team with lived experience.
Support Coordination
Our Support Coordinators are here to provide personalised support to people who wish to manage and fully utilise their NDIS funding.
Capacity Building
A service aimed to provide personalised and skill-based support to people living with psychosocial disabilities who wish to work on their independence and access the community.
In-Home Supports
Our Support Coordinators are here to provide personalised support to people who wish to manage and fully utilise their NDIS funding.
Independent Community Living
Everyday
life changing
We’re a non-profit that provides safe places to live in NSW, and friendly help online to people all across Australia, making it easier for those with mental health conditions to live and thrive on their own.
How we can help today
Supported Independent Living
For people living with psychosocial disabilities obtain long-term transitional accommodation and support with everyday life.
Pathways
Transitional and long term homes for people living with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities.
Short Term Accomodation
For people living with psychosocial disabilities obtain long-term transitional accommodation and support with everyday life.
Independent Living
Transitional and long term homes for people living with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities.
Embark
Embark is our outreach program aimed to support people experiencing homelessness and psychosocial disability access NDIS services.
Core Supports
A service aimed to provide personalised and skill-based support to people living with psychosocial disabilities who wish to work on their independence and access the community.
eFriend
A virtual, online peer support program for people who are feeling low, lonely or isolated connect with peer support workers who can advise or empathise with their own lived experience.
PARC
The Prevention and Recovery Centre provides short-term stays in a homely environment to people who wish to focus on their mental health recovery, with the support of a team with lived experience.
Support Coordination
Our Support Coordinators are here to provide personalised support to people who wish to manage and fully utilise their NDIS funding.
Capacity Building
A service aimed to provide personalised and skill-based support to people living with psychosocial disabilities who wish to work on their independence and access the community.
In-Home Supports
Our Support Coordinators are here to provide personalised support to people who wish to manage and fully utilise their NDIS funding.
