Finding Yellow - NDIS Registered Provider

Finding Yellow - NDIS Registered Provider We provide Support Coordination, Accomodation and Community Support for people with disabilities. The group gained swift support from the Hunter community.

In the 1970s, a group of local parents came together with one goal: to improve care and support services for people with disability in the Hunter region. As parents of children with disability, they recognised that existing services were insufficient and needed to change. They were determined to provide their children and future generations with the quality support they deserved as valuable member

s of society. Tireless community fundraising efforts led to the opening of Cessnock Hostel in 1982, finally providing much-needed support to local residents with disability. In 2013, our organisation was renamed “Finding Yellow”. The name represents our unwavering commitment to the community and our determination to discover better resources, stronger community networks, and improved facilities for our clients. It is also a reflection of our clients’ individual journeys towards improved confidence, independence, goal success, and fulfilment. Starting with a handful of determined parents, Finding Yellow now offers an extensive range of disability support services to the local Hunter region.

🚨 Reminder: National AusAlert Test (Australia's new emergency alert system): Monday 27 July at 2:00pm (AEST)🤳Compatible ...
24/07/2026

🚨 Reminder: National AusAlert Test (Australia's new emergency alert system): Monday 27 July at 2:00pm (AEST)

🤳Compatible mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches may receive a Critical Alert with a loud siren-like sound, vibration and on-screen message, even if devices are set to silent or do not disturb.

For some people, particularly those who are sensitive to loud or unexpected noises, the alert may be unsettling, and it may last for up to one hour. Families, carers and support networks may wish to discuss the test beforehand and consider any supports that may help reduce anxiety or distress.🔊

https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017sdD0 features an animation with a picture-in-picture Auslan interpreter explaining what AusAlert is and what to expect during the national test on Monday 27 July 2026.

Please see the website https://ap1.hubs.ly/H017sgr0 for important safety information, including advice for people who use hidden devices for personal safety reasons.

📱 Stay informed. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

We're excited to be a Table Host at Maitland's Ready-Set-Connect and can't wait to welcome the community! 💜Ready-Set-Con...
20/07/2026

We're excited to be a Table Host at Maitland's Ready-Set-Connect and can't wait to welcome the community! 💜

Ready-Set-Connect is a free, fast-paced networking event that brings together local and national NDIS service providers with participants, families, carers, and support coordinator, all in one place.

In just over two hours, you'll have the opportunity to meet a wide range of providers, ask questions, build valuable connections, and discover services, supports, and products that can make a real difference.

If you're looking to expand your support network or explore what's available in your local community, we'd love to meet you at our table!

📅 Register for this FREE event here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H016hqR0

Kismet Community

Help celebrate the best of our sector!The 2026 Kismet Awards recognise excellence, innovation and leadership across disa...
13/07/2026

Help celebrate the best of our sector!

The 2026 Kismet Awards recognise excellence, innovation and leadership across disability services
and healthcare.

We encourage our members and wider community to nominate the people, programs, products and providers creating positive change every day.

🖤 Nominate for free now: https://kismet.award.vote
📅 Nominations close Friday 17 July 2026.

Kismet Community

Steve felt like doing something a bit different from his usual routine, so we decided to catch the ferry over to Newcast...
22/04/2026

Steve felt like doing something a bit different from his usual routine, so we decided to catch the ferry over to Newcastle!

He enjoyed checking out the old train station and the sailing ship, but the highlight of his day was watching the coal tanker come into the harbour.

A great change of pace, we’re already looking forward to the next day out!

Recapping our day at the Hunter Valley Wildlife Park for our March Social Circles activity.The team enjoyed a relaxing d...
15/04/2026

Recapping our day at the Hunter Valley Wildlife Park for our March Social Circles activity.

The team enjoyed a relaxing day, visiting and feeding the animals. A great chance to connect and enjoy the experience together 💛



April Social Circles are here 💛Another great month of activities, from bowling and aqua golf to live music, the Easter S...
08/04/2026

April Social Circles are here 💛

Another great month of activities, from bowling and aqua golf to live music, the Easter Show, Steamfest and more. Check out the calendar and get involved!

Today we recognise World Autism Awareness Day 💙A day to build understanding, and create a more inclusive world. Awarenes...
01/04/2026

Today we recognise World Autism Awareness Day 💙

A day to build understanding, and create a more inclusive world. Awareness is important, but acceptance and inclusion are what truly make a difference.

A girls day out with a trip to Wollombi 💛Lunch in a beautiful spot, followed by a coffee and ice cream at the local café...
30/03/2026

A girls day out with a trip to Wollombi 💛

Lunch in a beautiful spot, followed by a coffee and ice cream at the local café/general store, the perfect way to finish off a relaxed day.

Full speed fun on the go-karts 🏎️Some of the guys were happy to cruise and enjoy the ride, while others were all about t...
23/03/2026

Full speed fun on the go-karts 🏎️

Some of the guys were happy to cruise and enjoy the ride, while others were all about the speed! Either way, it was a social circles day well spent with plenty of laughs along the track 💛

Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day 💙💛Today is about raising awareness, embracing differences, and recognising the incre...
20/03/2026

Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day 💙💛

Today is about raising awareness, embracing differences, and recognising the incredible strengths, personalities, and contributions of individuals with Down syndrome. Everyone deserves to feel valued, included, and celebrated for exactly who they are.

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21/23 Vincent Street
Cessnock, NSW
2325

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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