29/05/2026
SIL Registration Is Becoming Mandatory
Is your SIL service ready for 1 July 2026?
From 1 July 2026, all NDIS providers delivering Supported Independent Living — SIL must be registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission under the new SIL registration group 0138.
If you are currently delivering SIL and are not registered, this change may affect your ability to continue providing SIL supports.
Clarity Connect Group works with providers as a registration access, auspice, governance and compliance partner, supporting providers operating under our compliance framework.
What does this mean for SIL providers?
SIL providers will need to ensure they are operating under the correct registration pathway and meeting the required compliance expectations before the mandatory registration changes take effect.
From 1 July 2026, SIL providers must comply with the new SIL Practice Standards, which focus on:
Participant rights, voice and choice
Safe and quality support in the participant’s home
Respecting participant freedoms
Clear governance and service delivery expectations
Compliance with NDIS quality and safeguarding requirements
What is SIL?
Supported Independent Living, or SIL, applies when a participant requires support for most or all of the day, and the provider manages and delivers supports that help the person:
Live as independently as possible in their home
Complete or be supervised with daily life tasks
Access their community
Receive home and living support in line with their support package
What is not SIL?
It is not SIL if:
A participant only receives a few hours of support each day or week
A participant chooses, directs, plans, rosters and manages their own support workers directly
Why act now?
From 1 October 2026, providing SIL without registration, or without having made an application for registration, may be a serious offence under the NDIS Act.
Providers who wait too long may face delays, compliance risks, or disruption to their ability to continue delivering SIL supports.
Partner with Clarity Connect Group
Clarity Connect Group supports providers through an auspice and compliance partnership model.
Through this arrangement, providers are expected to operate in line with Clarity Connect Group’s governance, compliance and regulatory requirements, including ongoing compliance monitoring and audit expectations.
This partnership is suited to providers who want to continue delivering NDIS supports while operating under a structured compliance framework.
Due to the compliance requirements only a select few positions are available via this arrangement with us.
Get prepared before the deadline
If you are delivering SIL and are not currently registered, now is the time to take action.
Clarity Connect Group can help suitable providers understand whether an auspice and compliance partnership is the right pathway for their business.
Contact us today to discuss partnering with Clarity Connect Group.
Clarity Connect Group
NDIS Registration Access, Auspice and Compliance Partner
📞 1300 111 224
📧 [email protected]
🌐 clarityconnectgroup.com.au