They are regular people who simply have a passion for creating a more inclusive and welcoming community:

• Hosts are individuals and families who welcome others to share their home and life
• Hosts receive a host payment is paid from the NDIS participants NDIS plan

• A Co-resident is a person who lives with a person with a disability in their home, providing support and companionship
• Co-residents receive in most cases free accommodation and payments for the support they provide (such as assistance in preparing meals, assisting around the home)

Search, meet and message with people with a disability who are interested in your support.

Your private contact information is never shared on the platform.
Users are not allowed to request or provide contact information via the platform (Housing Provider contact information is on all housing information).

With one click, request a WayHome Facilitated Phone Meeting  to discuss details and get to know each other.
A WayHome Help Team member sets up and joins the call.

WayHome hosts a meet and greet with all parties to get to know each other better. A WayHome Help Team member always attends the meet and greet.

WayHome ensures you are paid on time and according to agreements.
See Payments for more information.

Agreements provide clarity on roles and expectations, including the support to be provided and payments to be made.WayHome has deep experience in setting up these agreements with all parties

All arrangements must protect the rights of people with a disability, as well as supporters – WayHome works to ensure arrangement meet the requirements of the NDIS, disability standards, as well as relevant award and health and safety standards.

WayHome operates as a NDIS registered provider (via My Supports).
All NDIS Participants and Hosts, Co-residents & Housemates meeting via WayHome Platform are required to be WayHome implemented and managed for the first 12 months.

Sometime situations change.
While most agreements are for 12 months, choice and control is of primary importance, and people with a disability have the right to end agreements, discuss changes that better suit needs or explore new options.
WayHome assists when people want to end the arrangement, change or explore new options.