SIL support workers in Perth
Supported Independent Living: rostered shifts in a shared home with the same residents each time. Continuity matters to the residents, so providers favour workers who can commit to a standing roster.
What it pays
SCHADS Level 2 starts at $36.22 an hour. (SCHADS Level 2 minimum, from 1 July 2026.) Casual loading, and weekend, night and public holiday penalties, are paid on top.
What you need before a provider can roster you
- NDIS Worker Screening Check Your clearance number and the card or letter from the Department of Communities. Issued by NDIS Worker Screening Unit, WA Department of Communities.
- National Police Certificate A copy of your certificate. Most providers want one issued in the last 12 months. Issued by Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission or WA Police.
- First aid (HLTAID011) Your statement of attainment. Issued by Registered training organisation.
- CPR (HLTAID009) Renewed annually, separately from first aid. Issued by Registered training organisation.
Worth having, not essential
- Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)
- Medication administration
- Manual handling
Where in Perth
We cover the whole metropolitan area. Tell us how far you will travel when you register and we only contact you about work you can actually get to.
- Joondalup
- Wanneroo
- Stirling
- Bayswater and Morley
- Perth city
- Leederville and North Perth
- Subiaco and Wembley
- Fremantle
- Melville and Applecross
- Cockburn
- Kwinana
- Rockingham
- Mandurah
- Armadale
- Gosnells and Thornlie
- Cannington and Victoria Park
- Belmont
- Ellenbrook and Ballajura
- Midland
- Kalamunda and Forrestfield
Areas with their own page
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Other roles
Not sure which credentials you already have or when they run out? The guides cover every one of them, including what they cost and how long they take.