At Barossa Home & Community Options, our Supported Independent Living (SIL) supports are tailored around each participant, to develop the practical skills and confidence they need to live as independently as possible while working towards their individual NDIS goals. Everyday activities provide meaningful opportunities to build capacity, develop daily living skills and exercise greater choice and control. Meal planning, grocery shopping and food preparation are practical life

At Barossa Home & Community Options, Supported Independent Living (SIL) focuses on more than just providing support. It helps people gain the confidence and practical skills needed to live independently. Each day brings new opportunities for participants to learn and grow, building routines and responsibilities that prepare them for a more self-sufficient future. Today, Simon worked with our support team to learn how to clean a bathroom safely and thoroughly. With guidance an

At Barossa Home & Community Options, participants recently enjoyed a hands-on cooking session where they learnt how to make delicious vegetable and meat pasties. This simple, healthy recipe was packed with a variety of vegetables and provided the perfect opportunity to build valuable life skills in a fun and supportive environment. Our cooking activities are about much more than preparing a meal. They provide opportunities for participants to develop essential daily living sk

Living independently at home is a goal many people share, but sometimes daily tasks or health needs can make it challenging. At Barossa Home & C ommunity Options, our In Home Support services are designed to help you maintain your independence, stay safe, and enjoy your lifestyle with confidence. We provide personalised care tailored to your unique goals and routines, ensuring you get the right support exactly when you need it. Flexible support tailored to your lifestyle Ever

Living independently is an important goal for many people living with disability, but it doesn’t mean doing everything alone. With the right support, you can enjoy greater freedom, build confidence, and stay connected to your community while still receiving assistance when you need it most. Supported Independent Living (SIL) is an NDIS support designed to help people live as independently as possible in a safe and supportive home environment. At Barossa Home & Community Optio

The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) participants brought the energy to the Rex Rec Centre, diving into pickleball, badminton and basketball for an action-packed session! There was plenty of friendly competition, great sportsmanship and strong teamwork on display. Everyone stepped up, gave it a go and encouraged each other throughout the morning — exactly what The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is all about. This session supports the Physical Recreation component of

The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) group hit the Nuriootpa - Angaston walking trail for a scenic hike, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful surroundings along the way. After stretching their legs, it was time to get creative with some art — the perfect balance of movement and imagination. Another great day building skills, staying active and progressing through the Duke of Edinburgh Award journey!

Barossa Youth Options held a ceremony recognising this year's Duke of Ed participants. Families and friends came together to celebrate recipients who achieved Bronze & Silver Awards. During the event, participants were presented with their awards, with each milestone representing different levels of challenge and commitment. The recipients shared heartfelt stories about the impact the program has had on their lives. The Award ceremony was not just a celebration of individual