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Finding Yellow - NDIS Registered Provider

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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 members 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.

11/02/2026

Steven had a great day out exploring, catching trains and trams, heading to the beach, and checking out boats and yachts to see what might be his future pick.

He’s already planning the next adventure too, with a trip to Sydney and the zoo on the wish list! 💛

09/02/2026

Beau chose to head out for a bush walk today at Mount Sugarloaf. He started along the path before going off-track for a 2.5km walk, enjoying the fresh air and taking in the local flora along the way. A great day spent outdoors!

03/02/2026

February Social Circles are kicking off, and it’s set to be another great month with our community 💛

With everything from ten pin bowling and golfing days to BBQs and more, there’s a wide mix of activities to get involved in.

Spaces fill quickly, check out the full calendar and secure your spot via the link below!

https://www.findingyellow.org.au/social-circles/

31/01/2026

Today we acknowledge Physical Disability Awareness Day💛

A reminder that disability isn’t always visible, and access, inclusion, and understanding matter every day, not just today. We are committed to creating spaces where people are supported, heard, and empowered to live life on their terms.

28/01/2026

Looking ahead to 2026 💛

The year ahead will be all about growth, connection and strengthening what matters most - our community.

As Finding Yellow and ConnectAbility Australia continue to come together, next year will bring new opportunities, and even more ways to support the people we walk alongside every day.

We’re excited for what’s ahead, and grateful to have you with us for the journey.

26/01/2026

Shannon recently enjoyed an overnight stay in Sydney with his friend Glen, supported by Julie and Paul. From his recollection, it was the best time!

Trips like this are about friendship, independence and creating memories that last. 💛

19/01/2026

Charles was very excited for his first big grocery adventure this afternoon with Stephen by his side, and plenty of excitement along the way.

Moments like these are what it’s all about. 💛

14/01/2026

We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live with independence, choice and control. Our Home and Living Supports are designed to help you build the skills and confidence to live life on your terms.

Whether it’s Supported Independent Living, Short-Term Accommodation or Medium-Term Accommodation. We take the time to get to know you, your goals, routines, and what independence looks like for you - so we can provide the right support, at the right time, in the way that works best for you.

12/01/2026

Recapping our 2025 Social Circles Christmas party 🎄

The night was all about laughter and celebrating the people who make our community what it is.

With gifts for everyone and plenty of Santa photos, it’s safe to say we had a great time.

05/01/2026

Our January 2026 Social Circles are packed with summer fun! Think ten pin bowling, zoo visits, dinners out, aqua golf, Timezone and more.

Spots do fill quickly, so jump in early! Check out the full January calendar and book your spot via the link in our bio.

We can’t wait to see you there 💛

31/12/2025

Thank you for an incredible 2025 💛

As we move through this exciting merger with ConnectAbility Australia we want to say a heartfelt thank you for growing, adapting and moving with us this year.

Your support, trust and kindness mean everything to our team, and we’re so grateful to all who have been part of this journey.

2026 is shaping up to be a big, bright new chapter for our combined teams, and we can’t wait to share what’s ahead.

Stay tuned, the best is yet to come.

24/12/2025

The team at Finding Yellow and Connectability are wishing everyone a safe and Merry Christmas🎄🎅🏼

We look forward to seeing what everyone got up to with their loved ones!

Address

21/23 Vincent Street
Cessnock, NSW
2325

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://www.findingyellow.org.au/

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Our Story

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 members of society. The group gained swift support from the Hunter community. 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.