From 1 July 2026, mandatory registration for all disability service providers delivering Supported Independent Living (SIL) supports will be introduced by the NDIS. This regulatory change ensures that all SIL providers meet high-quality standards, undergo independent audits, complete worker screening checks, and maintain rigorous reporting.
Alkira has been supporting adults with intellectual and other disabilities for more than 70 years. As an established registered NDIS provider, we can collaborate and help organisations navigate these changes while protecting what matters most — continuity of support for participants.
If your organisation is reviewing its SIL arrangements, we are open to practical partnerships that maintain stability for participants, staff and families.
Download our SIL Reform Transition Guide for more in depth information.
At Alkira, we are proud to have been supporting independent living for people with a disability in Box Hill for generations. As a not-for-profit organisation, our top priority is to meet the needs and wishes of people with intellectual and other disabilities through care and support.
Our participant-focused approach ensures continuity, safety, and participant choice during transitions. We understand change can feel uncertain, and we’ve been around for a lot of sector changes and pressures. We want to provide clarity, reassurance and practical options so that no one feels unprepared during this reform. By partnering and planning together we can work towards our shared goal of protecting participant continuity.
We are a long-term NDIS registered provider with governance, safeguarding and compliance frameworks already in place and proven experience delivering SIL across Melbourne’s Eastern suburbs. We ensure high quality standards through our established person-focused SIL delivery model, which currently supports 34 people and demonstrates strong, proven compliance.
By partnering together, we can work towards our shared goal of protecting continuity of services for participants in Melbourne’s East. Download our SIL Reform Partnership Model Information Pack to read our approach and options for partnering with us for seamless SIL transitions.
When partnering with us for a seamless SIL transition and to ensure participants have continuity of services we have outlined some important parts to our approach.
Alkira home supports management: leads compliances, and quality assurance.
Compliance framework: Alkira policies, audits and reporting protocols apply to all SIL services under management.
Transparent recording: regular updates for partner providers, participants and families to maintain visibility of outcomes.
Quality assurance: continuous monitoring ensures high-quality supports and participant safety.
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