People with disabilities can actively pursue a life of independence with increased choice and control over the support and services that they receive through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Living independently promotes freedom of choice as well as self-reliance. Independent living does not imply that you are living in isolation. It simply means people with disabilities are presented with the same opportunities in life as their able peers. NDIS-funded support and services such as Supported Independent Living, Specialist Disability Accommodation, Assistance with Daily Living, Community Participation and Support Coordination play a crucial role in enabling the participants to live independently and achieve their goals. Lack of accessibility and functional limitations are some of the factors which prevent people with disabilities from aspiring for independent living. But NDIS Core Supports like Assistance with Daily Living and Assistance with Social