Supportive Independent Living

The Supportive Independent Living Program provides individuals with intellectual disabilities with the supports necessary to reside safely and successfully in the comfort of their own home while assisting with personal goals and objective.

The SILP workers are trained to help individuals work towards the goal of complete independency.

The SILP workers help is area such as:

• Interpersonal skills training
• Meal planning/grocery shopping
• Household organization
• Cooking and housekeeping duties
• Personal finances/budgeting
• Public transportation training

Accessing SILP

RRRC SILP is open to adults above the age of 18 that are experiencing intellectual disability and meet the mandate of Community Living Service Delivery (CLSD), ministry of Social Services. (https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/family-and-social-support/people-with-disabilities/housing-and-support-for-people-with-intellectual-disabilities)

Contact your Community Service Worker for information on making referral.