Finding Yellow is a Cessnock-based disability support organisation which provides client-centered support to people living in the lower Hunter.Our vision is equality and independence for people with disabilities and special needs. We build long-lasting relationships with our clients based on mutual trust and genuine care. We are committed to a brighter future for people of every ability.Finding Yellow offers a full range of services, from accommodation to social outings and holidays, from teaching life skills to supporting employment. As a small organisation we are able to respond quickly and be flexible in the services we deliver, tailoring our support to focus completely on the individual.We empower our clients to change their lives by respecting, embracing and empowering their individuality. We respect diversity, work collaboratively with the community and provide high quality services, delivered professionally and with integrity.Finding Yellow began back in 1975 when a group of Cessnock families came together with one goal: to improve the care and support services available for people with disability in the Hunter region. It was truly a grass roots organisation: started by local Cessnock families, for local families. In 1983 the first accommodation service opened which was then called the Cessnock Hostel.Our organisation grew over the decades and in July 2013 it was renamed Finding Yellow. ‘Finding' means that the staff are focused on assisting and empowering our clients to choose their life's path; it suggests a search and an on-going journey. ‘Yellow' is a happy colour which lifts our spirits. It's associated with a bright summer's day, beautiful flowers and is an optimistic and cheerful hue.Finding Yellow has an unwavering commitment to discover better resources, develop stronger community networks and improve facilities for our clients.

Website: findingyellow.org.au

Employees: 20 - 49

HQ: N/A

Location: Cessnock, NSW, AU

Revenue: 1 - 2.5 Million

Finding Yellow is a group that helps people with disabilities in the lower Hunter area. They want to make sure that people with disabilities are treated fairly and can live independently. They build strong relationships with their clients and offer many different services, like a place to live, social events, and help with finding a job. They work with the community and tailor their services to each person's needs. They started in 1975 and have grown over the years, changing their name to Finding Yellow in 2013. They are committed to finding new ways to help their clients and making their lives better.