Housemates

Yes – at least for the initial period of the arrangement (12 months). Like other popular online support platforms, WayHome becomes the formal provider of these arrangements. WayHome aims to [...]

It is an Agreement that sets out the rights and obligations for people making use of the platform. It is not a Host or Co-resident agreement, or any form of housing commitment. These type of [...]

Yes – parents and coordinators may wish to sign up for you.

It is highly recommended – as people connect easier when they see a face. But you can also load a photo of something else that says something about you, such as a pet, art or a place you like.

No personnel contact information is shared on WayHome – only your first name and last name initial are visible. You are not allowed to share personal contact information on WayHome to [...]

You will need to provide information about yourself, the housing options you are looking as well as information about your disability and support needs where required.

WayHome operates in NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia. WayHome does not operate in ACT, NT and Tasmania.

It is free – no one is charged for joining and meeting on the platform. NDIS Participants and Hosts/Co-residents/Housemates: WayHome is only paid if an eventual agreement is entered between NDIS [...]

Sign up as a NDIS Participant, and select Looking for a Housemate when you come to the Housing Options section. After you Sign Up and click submit, you will first receive an email to confirm your [...]

Housemates are NDIS Participants who share a house – and there are in most cases no payments made between these Users.