Your Way Disability SA

Your Way Disability SA Adelaide and Perth- NDIS Registered Provider Support Coordination • PBS • Respite • Mentoring • other Therapies

We’re excited to welcome Enver to the Your Way Disability SA team! Enver joins us as a Support Worker and brings with hi...
03/09/2026

We’re excited to welcome Enver to the Your Way Disability SA team!

Enver joins us as a Support Worker and brings with him a wealth of previous experience in disability support. He’s passionate about helping people build greater independence, confidence and quality of life through genuine, person-centred support.

With his positive, reliable and respectful approach, Enver values building strong, trusting relationships with the people he supports and making a meaningful difference in their day-to-day lives.

Outside of work, Enver is passionate about fitness and personal development, and he brings that same energy and commitment into his role.

Please join us in giving Enver a warm welcome to the team!

Only 2 weeks to go!Don’t miss out. Grab your tickets now while they’re still on sale, and join us to hear from our disti...
01/09/2026

Only 2 weeks to go!

Don’t miss out. Grab your tickets now while they’re still on sale, and join us to hear from our distinguished guest speakers, Dr Emma Goodall, Lisa Henderson from the Restrictive Practice Unit, and Gemma Cooke, Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner at Your Way Disability SA.

Following 'Making It Land' join our PBS professional development event with Dr Emma Goodall, Gemma Cooke and more speakers.

20/08/2026

🎉🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAUL! 🎂🎉

Honestly, we couldn’t ask for a better boss! 🙌 You’ve always believed in every single one of us and constantly push us to do better because you know exactly what we’re capable of achieving.

I’m sure I speak for everyone when I say thank you for being such an amazing boss and for everything you do for us. We genuinely appreciate you more than you probably realise! ❤️

We’re so glad you loved your gifts and hope the rest of your night is just as amazing as you deserve! 🥳🎉

And of course… here’s to MORE BALLOONS next year! 🤣🎈🎈🎈😎

Because remember… the more you complain, the more balloons will be added! 🤣🤣🎈🎈🎈🎈

Happy Birthday, Paul! 🥳🎂🎉 Here’s to another amazing year! 🍻🎈

Grab your tickets while the sale is still on, and don’t miss the opportunity to hear from our distinguished guest speake...
19/08/2026

Grab your tickets while the sale is still on, and don’t miss the opportunity to hear from our distinguished guest speakers Dr Emma Goodall, Lisa Henderson from the Restrictive Practice Unit, and Gemma Cooke, Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner at Your Way Disability SA. 🎟️✨

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/before-we-call-it-behaviour-positive-behaviour-support-collaboration-event-tickets-1994634620845

Following 'Making It Land' join our PBS professional development event with Dr Emma Goodall, Gemma Cooke and more speakers.

19/08/2026

🛑 Female Support Worker Wanted – Glenelg North 🛑

We are currently seeking a bubbly, outgoing and proactive female Support Worker to support a 42-year-old man living with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). The participant lives in Glenelg North with his wife and two children, so it is important that the right person is comfortable working within a family environment and can build positive, respectful relationships with everyone involved.

The role is 15 hours per week across two days, from 8:00am to 4:00pm.

We are looking for someone who brings positive energy, initiative and encouragement to the role.
The participant can experience challenges with maintaining motivation throughout the day, so the ideal Support Worker will be able to gently encourage participation in daily activities while also recognising when rest is needed.
Finding the right balance between activity, motivation and rest is an important part of the support.

Duties may include:

• Supporting the participant with daily living activities

• Attending appointments with the participant, both in the
community and at home with allied health professionals

• Supporting the participant with school drop offs and pick ups

• Walking the dog together

• Completing household tasks alongside the participant

• Providing encouragement and motivation to remain engaged in activities

• Communicating effectively with the participant, his wife, family and broader support team

The successful Support Worker will need to be someone who can build strong rapport, communicate well, take initiative and bring a positive and motivating presence into the home.

Please note: we are not accepting applications from independent support workers.

If you feel you would be a great fit for this participant and his family, please contact our Service Coordination Team on 0450 180 805.

Brain Awareness Week 2026This year’s theme, “Brain injury: many pathways, one community,” reminds us that behind every b...
18/08/2026

Brain Awareness Week 2026

This year’s theme, “Brain injury: many pathways, one community,” reminds us that behind every brain injury is a person with their own story, strengths, challenges and goals.

Living with a brain injury can affect many parts of everyday life, including communication, memory, movement, relationships, confidence and independence. Every person’s experience is different, and so is the pathway they take forward.

At Your Way Disability SA, we believe people living with brain injury should be seen, heard and supported as individuals. Support should be shaped around what matters to each person, their choices, their goals and the life they want to live.

This Brain Awareness Week, we acknowledge the resilience of people living with brain injury and the families, carers and communities who walk alongside them.

Many pathways. One community. Every person matters. 💙

Not long to go until our Positive Behaviour Support Event!Tickets are still on sale, so don’t miss your chance to join u...
12/08/2026

Not long to go until our Positive Behaviour Support Event!

Tickets are still on sale, so don’t miss your chance to join us for what promises to be a fantastic and informative event.

We’re excited to welcome Dr Emma Goodall, Autism Researcher, Educator, Author and Advocate, alongside Lisa Henderson from the Restrictive Practice Unit and our very own Lead Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, Gemma Cooke.

This is a great opportunity to hear from experienced professionals, gain valuable insights into Positive Behaviour Support, and connect with others who share a passion for creating better outcomes for the people we support.

Tickets are still available. Secure your spot today!

We can’t wait to see you there!

Following 'Making It Land' join our PBS professional development event with Dr Emma Goodall, Gemma Cooke and more speakers.

💥Don’t miss out on 20% off tickets while the early bird sale is still available!💥Join us on 14 September 2026, from 9.30...
05/08/2026

💥Don’t miss out on 20% off tickets while the early bird sale is still available!💥

Join us on 14 September 2026, from 9.30am to 12.30pm, for Before We Call It Behaviour, a Positive Behaviour Support Morning Tea focused on connection, learning and meaningful conversations.

This collaborative professional event will bring together Positive Behaviour Support practitioners, allied health professionals, support coordinators and disability sector workers to share practical strategies, exchange ideas and strengthen the local PBS network.

Hear valuable insights from Gemma Cooke, PBS Lead Practitioner, the South Australian Restrictive Practices Unit, and Dr Emma Goodall, Autism Researcher, Educator, Author and Advocate.

Places are limited, so secure your discounted ticket today and join us for a valuable morning exploring what may be happening before we call it behaviour.

Following 'Making It Land' join our PBS professional development event with Dr Emma Goodall, Gemma Cooke and more speakers.

🌟 IS YOUR CURRENT SUPPORT COORDINATION GIVING YOU ENOUGH? 🌟Do you regularly hear from your Support Coordinator, or only ...
29/07/2026

🌟 IS YOUR CURRENT SUPPORT COORDINATION GIVING YOU ENOUGH? 🌟

Do you regularly hear from your Support Coordinator, or only when something goes wrong?

Do you understand where your NDIS funding is being spent?

Are your providers communicating and working towards the same goals?

Do you feel prepared for your next plan reassessment?

If you are not receiving the communication, organisation and proactive support you need, it may be time for a fresh approach.

Paris currently has capacity to welcome new participants to Your Way Disability SA.

With Paris as your Support Coordinator, you can expect:

✅ Regular communication and genuine follow up
✅ Clear explanations without confusing NDIS language
✅ Support to understand and monitor your funding
✅ Help finding providers who are right for you
✅ Better communication across your support team
✅ Early identification of funding or service concerns
✅ Preparation for plan reassessments and changes in circumstances
✅ A Support Coordinator who listens to you and follows through

Paris brings a warm, organised and person centred approach, supported by the knowledge and experience of the wider Your Way Disability SA team.

You deserve more than someone who simply answers when there is a crisis. You deserve Support Coordination that plans ahead, keeps you informed and helps you move towards your goals.

Ready for better Support Coordination?

Contact Your Way Disability SA today for a confidential conversation or to make a referral.

Your Way, Everyday.

Address

3 202 Main South Road, Morphett Vale
Adelaide, SA
5162

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