Assistance with daily personal activities
Personal care, such as showering, dressing, grooming and medication prompts, done your way.
Personal care and daily living support in your own home, around your routine.
Maitland, NSW
NDIS Provider in Maitland
Support workers who come to you, from Rutherford and Telarah to East Maitland, Thornton and Morpeth.
Office hours 9am–5pm, 7 days.
Supporting Maitland
Registered NDIS supports in Maitland
Your Way Living supports people in their own homes across the Maitland area, from Rutherford, Telarah and Lorn in the west to East Maitland, Metford, Ashtonfield, Thornton and Morpeth in the east. We help with personal care, meals and household tasks, building everyday skills, getting out into the community and getting to where you need to go.
We are honest about what we have in Maitland: support in your own home and out in the community, with workers matched to your routines and goals. We do not have a shared home in Maitland. If you are looking for Supported Independent Living (SIL) or Individualised Living Options (ILO), our nearest homes are in Lake Macquarie and Newcastle, about half an hour down the highway, and we are happy to show you around.
Respite in Maitland: in-home, community and short stays →
Support coordinators — call0469 053 050to talk about a referral in Maitland.
NDIS registration groups
What we deliver in Maitland
In Maitland we support people where they already live. We don’t offer shared living here, so these are the groups we deliver in your own home and around town. We are a registered NDIS provider (Registration 4-L3BFU41); here are the registration groups we offer in Maitland, in plain English.
Household tasks
Help around your own home, like cleaning, laundry, meals and keeping on top of the week.
Help with cooking, cleaning, laundry and shopping, week to week.
Development of daily living and life skills
Learning skills to do more for yourself, such as cooking, budgeting, shopping and routines.
Participation in community, social and civic activities
Support to get out and about, see friends, join clubs and take part in local life.
Getting to Green Hills, the river, sport, groups and appointments at your pace.
Assistance with travel and transport arrangements
Getting to appointments, work, study and outings, or learning to use public transport.
Help getting to appointments, work or study, or learning to use the bus and train.
Assistance with life stage, transition and supports
Support through big changes, like leaving school, moving out of home or starting a new routine.
Thinking about moving out of the family home? We can talk about our Lake Macquarie and Newcastle homes.
Where we go
Suburbs we often support near Maitland
These are suburbs where we often support people. If yours isn’t listed, call us to check.
- Maitland
- East Maitland
- Rutherford
- Telarah
- Lorn
- Bolwarra
- Metford
- Ashtonfield
- Thornton
- Morpeth
- Gillieston Heights
- Aberglasslyn
Our nearest homes are in Gateshead, Argenton, Wallsend and Edgeworth.
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Shaded areas show where we support people (this area in gold). If you're near the edge of an area, call us on 0469 053 050 to check.
Homes near here
Our nearest homes to Maitland
We don’t have a home in Maitland. Our nearest homes are in Edgeworth, Argenton and Gateshead (Lake Macquarie) and Wallsend (Newcastle), about half an hour away.
News & guides
Guides for families in Maitland
Plain-English answers to the questions people ask us most, checked against the NDIS website.
- 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.
Reviews
In their own words
Real reviews from people who know our support, shared word for word. We leave names off to protect their privacy.
Supported, respected and valued
“I am highly impressed with the professionalism and support provided by Your Way Living. Their team is efficient, compassionate, and, most importantly, deeply understanding of individual needs.
As a participant living under their care, I have always felt supported, respected, and valued. I highly recommend Your Way Living to anyone seeking quality care and dependable support services.
One of the standout features is their online portal, which allows me to stay connected with my day-to-day supports, track my goals, monitor my medications, and access important logs and information with ease. It has made managing my care much simpler and more convenient.
Thank you, Your Way Living, for making a positive difference in my life and helping me achieve a better quality of life.”
Everyone is so nice
“Lovely company to be with everyone is so nice I recommend this company”
5-star review · October 2026 Staff who actually care
“Really good staff that actually care about the people and are in it for all the right reasons. Highly recommend their services to anyone living with disability.”
5-star review · October 2026
Questions
Common questions in Maitland
Are you a registered NDIS provider in Maitland?
Yes. Your Way Living is a registered NDIS provider (registration 4-L3BFU41). Our disability support workers come to you, at home and out in the community, across the Maitland area.
Do you have a SIL or ILO home in Maitland?
Not right now. We support people in their own homes in Maitland. Our nearest shared homes are in Edgeworth, Argenton and Gateshead (Lake Macquarie) and Wallsend (Newcastle), about half an hour away. We are happy to arrange a walkthrough.
What can a support worker help with at home in Maitland?
Personal care such as showering and dressing, meals and groceries, cleaning and laundry, medication prompts, building everyday skills, and company and connection. This is usually funded from the assistance with daily life part of your core supports.
Can you help me get out and about in Maitland?
Yes. We are registered for community participation and for travel and transport. That can mean getting to appointments, work, study or social activities, or learning to use public transport.
Do you offer respite in Maitland?
Yes. We offer in-home and community respite across Maitland, from a few hours at home to an outing in the community, regular or one-off, planned around your family. For a short stay away from home (short term respite, formerly Short Term Accommodation or STA), we can offer a stay in one of our Lake Macquarie or Newcastle homes when a room is available. Respite is often funded from the Core supports budget in your NDIS plan.
Which suburbs around Maitland do you cover?
Maitland, East Maitland, Rutherford, Telarah, Lorn, Bolwarra, Metford, Ashtonfield, Thornton, Morpeth, Gillieston Heights and nearby. If your suburb isn’t listed, call us on 0469 053 050 to check.
Do you provide support coordination?
No. Your Way Living doesn't provide support coordination, but we can help you connect with the right Support Coordinator, or recommend a few independent options for you to choose from. The choice is always yours.
Talk to us about support in Maitland
Call our office 9am–5pm, 7 days, send a referral online, or pick a day and time for a support visit and we’ll call you back. Participants, families and support coordinators are all welcome.
Current participants can reach our 24/7 on-call line on 0424 872 425. In an emergency, call 000 first.