NDIS Provider in Cardiff

Supporting Cardiff

Registered NDIS support in Cardiff

Cardiff is part of our home patch. It shares the 2285 postcode with Edgeworth, where Your Way Living is based, and it sits next to Argenton, where we have an Individualised Living Options (ILO) home that is open to SIL. We support people living in their own homes across Cardiff, Cardiff South, Cardiff Heights and Hillsborough.

Cardiff has its own train station on the line between Newcastle and the Central Coast, which makes it a good place to build travel skills. Many people we support in Cardiff want more independence at home, so we spend a lot of time on cooking, budgeting and running the household, alongside personal care and getting out into the community.

What support can look like in Cardiff

• check_circleLearning to catch the train from Cardiff station into Newcastle, with a support worker until it feels easy.
• check_circleCooking and meal planning at home, with the aim of needing less help over time.
• check_circlePersonal care in the morning or evening, done your way and at your pace.
• check_circleGetting out to local groups, the gym, the shops or catching up with friends around the lake.

Every plan is different. We will talk with you about your goals and build the support around them.

support_agentSupport coordinators — call0469 053 050to talk about a referral in Cardiff.

News & guides

Helpful guides for families in Cardiff

• NDIS explainerWhat does an NDIS provider do? A plain-English guide for Newcastle and Lake MacquarieAn NDIS provider is the person or organisation that delivers the supports in your plan. This guide explains what providers do, the difference between registered and unregistered providers, when you must use a registered one, and how it works in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.
• NDIS explainerAssistance with daily life in Newcastle: what a support worker can help with"Assistance with daily life" is the part of an NDIS plan that pays for help with everyday tasks at home. Here is what it covers, what a support worker can and cannot help with, and how it works in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.
• For families & carersNDIS short term respite in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie: what it covers and how to ask for itShort term accommodation is now called short term respite. Here is what it can include, how many days are usually funded, and how families in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie can plan a break.
• NDIS explainerCore supports or capacity building: what is the difference in your NDIS plan?NDIS plans have different support budgets, and each works a bit differently. Here is what core supports and capacity building pay for, which one is flexible, and what cannot move.