This product provides specialist, service-specific documentation. It does not replace the organisation-wide policies, procedures, registers and audit-preparation tools contained in the Core Certification Documentation System.
Check your Initial Scope of Audit. Only purchase and implement modules that apply to your registration groups and the services you deliver.
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A complete Supported Independent Living documentation and audit-preparation system aligned with the SIL Practice Standards.
Includes supported decision-making, safeguarding, shared-living compatibility, tenancy and support separation, worker competency, emergency planning and governance oversight.
Supported Independent Living is about more than delivering rostered supports. Providers must demonstrate that participants have genuine choice in their home, are involved in decisions, feel safe with co-tenants and workers, and understand the separation between housing and support arrangements.
The Module 5A Supported Independent Living Documentation System provides a structured framework across the four SIL Practice Standard outcomes:
The pack supports participant-led household decisions, co-tenant consultation, shared-living safeguarding, worker capability, emergency planning and transparent housing and support arrangements.
Registered NDIS providers delivering Supported Independent Living services.
Module 5A is separate from Module 5 Specialist Disability Accommodation. SIL providers must still customise the documents for their housing arrangements, provider structure, participants, workforce and applicable State or Territory tenancy laws.
This standalone module provides specialist documentation only. Add the Core Certification Audit Pack or select a bundle when you also need the organisation-wide Core system.
Add the Core policies, procedures, forms, registers and Certification audit-preparation tools.
Combine the complete Core Certification System with one specialist module selected for your audit scope.
Includes Core Certification, Module 5 and Module 5A documentation.
Your Initial Scope of Audit is the source of truth. Select only the Core and supplementary modules that apply to your registration groups and actual services.
NDIS Module 5A Documentation System — Supported Independent Living provides specialist documentation for an applicable supplementary NDIS Practice Standards module. The documents must still be reviewed, customised, approved, implemented and supported by genuine evidence from your organisation.
This specialist module does not replace the organisation-wide governance, workforce, participant-support and audit-preparation documentation contained in the Core Certification Audit Pack.
The Core Certification Audit Pack provides the organisation-wide foundation. This product adds specialist requirements relevant to the services covered by this module.
Work through each step before presenting the documentation and supporting evidence to your Approved Quality Auditor.
Check that the module is listed in your Initial Scope of Audit and is relevant to the registration groups and services you deliver.
Review references to Core policies, governance responsibilities, workforce systems, risk controls and participant safeguards.
Replace placeholders and adapt the templates to your actual services, participants, workers, locations and operating model.
Clearly identify who is responsible for oversight, assessment, implementation, review, escalation and decision-making.
Provide role-relevant training and maintain evidence of worker qualifications, competence, supervision and ongoing development.
Complete registers, assessments, plans, reviews, meeting records, monitoring tools and participant-specific evidence where applicable.
Map your documents and evidence against the applicable Quality Indicators and record gaps requiring corrective action.
Confirm that documented processes are understood, followed, monitored and reflected in participant and worker experience.
Your audit preparation should include approved documents, completed records, participant-specific evidence, worker training and competency records, governance oversight, monitoring results, corrective actions and evidence of continuous improvement.
Understand how this product fits into your wider Certification documentation system.
No. This product contains specialist documentation for the module named on this product page.
It is designed to supplement the organisation-wide policies, procedures, forms, registers and audit tools contained in the Core Certification Audit Pack.
Providers generally require an organisation-wide Core documentation foundation alongside applicable supplementary modules.
Review your Initial Scope of Audit to confirm the standards and modules relevant to your application. When you need both products, select the Core + Specialist Module bundle.
You can purchase this module as a standalone add-on and integrate it with your existing Core Certification documentation system.
Review cross-references and responsibilities across both systems so your final documentation remains connected and consistent.
Check the standards and modules shown in your Initial Scope of Audit and confirm that they match your registration groups and actual service delivery.
Contact your Approved Quality Auditor when you need clarification about the scope or evidence expected for your audit.
The files are editable templates and must be customised before operational use.
You must add your organisation’s details, assign responsibilities, adapt procedures, obtain approval, train workers and begin maintaining genuine operational records.
Yes. The product contains editable files in the formats described on the product page.
Retain an untouched master copy before creating your organisation’s controlled working documents.
No. Templates cannot guarantee registration, certification or a particular audit outcome.
Audit outcomes depend on the standards that apply, the accuracy and suitability of your documentation, implementation, records, worker practice, participant experience and other evidence reviewed by the auditor.
No. Launchly is not the NDIS Commission, and this documentation is not approved or endorsed by the NDIS Commission.
The templates have been independently developed to support provider documentation and audit preparation.
The evidence required depends on the module, your services, participants, workforce and audit scope.
Evidence may include approved procedures, participant records, assessments, plans, reviews, worker qualifications, competency records, registers, monitoring results, meeting records, incidents, corrective actions and improvement activities.
Contact your Approved Quality Auditor early to confirm the evidence and sampling approach that applies to a new provider.
You should still be prepared to demonstrate governance, workforce readiness, approved procedures, implemented systems and the evidence currently available.
No template system can prescribe every requirement that may apply to every provider, location, profession or service.
You remain responsible for reviewing applicable Commonwealth, State and Territory legislation, professional standards, authorisation requirements and participant-specific directions.
No. The documents are operational templates and audit-preparation resources.
They do not replace legal advice, clinical directions, professional judgement, practitioner instructions or guidance from your Approved Quality Auditor.
