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My Life My Way offers a range of services, including but not limited to: assistance with daily activities and community participation; cleaning; gardening; accommodation; supported independent living; and NDIS plan management services. Please refer to our services page for more details on each service. The delivery of person-centred care is at the heart of everything we do, and we recognise that each participant is different. We would love to tailor our services to suit your needs and achieve your goals, so for more detailed discussion, please contact us on 0481 882 840.

We only charge up to the benchmark prices approved by the NDIS, which are listed on the NDIS price guide. NDIS regularly updates their prices and issues new price guides, so we also update our prices in line with NDIS price changes. We are happy to consider special discounts; please contact us to discuss your circumstances in more detail.
My Life My Way NDIS Price Guide

NDIS plans divide your total funding into different category budgets. Which category of budget the charges will be applied to is dependent on what services you would like to access. For example, supports relating to assistance with daily living and community participation are charged to your core supports. Supports relating to plan management are generally charged to capacity-building supports. To find out exactly which category of your plan will be charged, please contact us for a detailed discussion. 

Yes, we have a minimum of two-hour shift times for most of our employees. This is to ensure the services are provided by highly skilled and trained support staff. 

Yes, we are a registered NDIS provider (4050016439). As a registered NDIS service provider, our participants are assured of the highest quality care and service by My Life My Way. It also means that whether your plan is agency-managed or plan-managed, you can access our services.

We know things can change, and we want to give that extra flexibility to our participants. You can cancel support by giving us two business days’ notice, and we will not charge you anything. For supports that are more than $1,000 in value, we need five business days’ notice for services to be cancelled.

Our network of skilled staff provides a range of high-quality services in and around Adelaide metro and greater Adelaide. This includes, but is not limited to, the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, and Fleurieu Peninsula. We also provide support coordination and plan management services Australia-wide.

Quick response and personalised quality services are at the heart of My Life My Way staff. Please contact us to discuss your individual circumstances and support needs, and we can immediately outline time frames for the start of the services.

Once you get in touch with us via email, phone, or any other way, our client officer will contact you and book a time to meet you personally. This meeting can be at your home, our office in Payneham, or another place suitable to you. If your support needs are simple and you can provide information over the phone, you can choose not to meet the client officer personally. During the meeting, the client officer will get more details about your support needs and your individual circumstances. The client officer will provide you with any information you may need and help you complete a few forms. This information will then be provided to our scheduling team, and they will start organising support staff for you. A member of the scheduling team or the client officer will then get in touch with confirmation for the start of the services.

Changes to requested shift times or frequencies can be made at any time with enough notice to reorganise support. If you need to update your personal or emergency contact details, this can also be done at any time. The MLMW cancellation notice period and rates for services are set in line with NDIS guidelines; this will be discussed at the intake meeting. To discuss your individual circumstances, please contact us with the contact details listed on the Contact Us page.

Yes, your preferences will be discussed with our client officer at the initial intake meeting. You can also provide preferences or change them afterwards. If, for any reason, you are not happy with the current staff members working with you, please get in touch with us to discuss. Specific contact details for managers will also be provided at the initial intake meeting. Please note that MLMW will always endeavour to provide staff who meet your preferences from our vast pool of skilled staff members; however, this is subject to the availability of the staff member.

MLMW is always actively recruiting new staff and would welcome anyone to our team that meets our requirements. The new staff member will need to go through mandatory checks and trainings before they can start working with us; however, these can be immediately organised. The staff members can contact our HR team for further information regarding checks and requirements.

At MLMW, we value diversity and pride ourselves on being a diverse and inclusive team. Several of our staff members are fluent in many different languages. Your preference regarding this will be discussed with you during your intake meeting, and MLMW will always endeavour to provide staff who meet your preferences from our vast pool of skilled staff members; however, this is subject to the availability of the staff member.

Of course! The benefit of the NDIS is to give people choices and control over how much and how they use their preferred provider. You can choose to replace your current service provider, reduce part of the services from the current provider and replace that part with MLMW services, or keep current providers and add additional services from another provider; for example, you can have your favourite cleaner from another provider and request support for shopping or other community activities from MLMW.

You are able to change your plan management provider and join MLMW at any time during the plan. The NDIA allocates a specific and separate funding category to cover your monthly plan management fees and setup costs. Please contact us to discuss your individual circumstances and the details of your plan. Changing your plan manager provider does not affect any of your other services. We can ensure a smooth transition to make sure your service continues as before.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is assistance or supervision to help you live as independently as possible. SIL support can provide much-needed assistance with daily tasks but also help you build your skills to allow you to become as independent as possible. At MLMW, SIL services can be provided 24/7 in your home, shared accommodation, or in one of our houses located around Adelaide. SIL support can include passive overnight support (staff sleep at home in case you need them) as well as active nights if you require assistance throughout the night. You can visit the NDIS site here to find out more about the SIL.

Our trained staff will support you in living your life your way and helping you achieve your goals. 

Plan management is when a provider supports you to manage funding in your NDIS plan. These providers are known as plan managers. If you would like a plan manager to manage your plan, you can ask for this at your initial plan meeting with the NDIS staff. Depending on your circumstances, plan management can give you more oversight over the use of your plan funds and an increased choice of providers. Plan managers can help you:

• Increase your financial and plan management skills.
• Pay providers
• Increase your choice of providers.
• Get the NDIS plan budget report and greater budget oversight. 

Despite the name, plan managers do not manage your whole plan or organise support for you; they only manage the financial administration part of your plan. To find out how MLMW can help you make it easy to navigate NDIS funding, please visit our Plan Management service page or get in touch with us.

Support coordination is capacity-building support to help participants implement all the supports in their NDIS plan. Support coordinators develop a good understanding of participants support needs and work with them to organise support to help participants achieve their plan goals. There are three levels of support coordination that can be included in your plan. Depending on your plan objectives, individual goals, and circumstances, you may receive funding for one of the following levels of support:

• Support connection: This support is to build your ability to connect with informal, community, and funded supports, enabling you to get the most out of your plan and pursue your goals.
• Support coordination: This support will assist you in building the skills you need to understand, implement, and use your plan. A support coordinator will work with you to ensure a mix of supports are used to increase your capacity to maintain relationships, manage service delivery tasks, live more independently, and be included in your community.
• Specialist support coordination: this is a higher level of support coordination. It is for people whose situations are more complex and who need specialised support. A specialist support coordinator will assist you in managing challenges in your support environment and ensuring consistent delivery of service.

Plan management provides support for the financial administration of the plan. Despite the name, plan managers do not manage your whole plan in terms of implementing it, finding you support providers, or regular checking with your support providers. Support coordination helps you with these aspects of implementing your NDIS plan. Support coordination helps you to understand your plan, find and connect you with providers who can meet your support needs, understand and organise for service agreements and service bookings, work with your plan manager to allocate and block funding, and discuss and resolve any problems with your provider. To discuss your individual circumstances and how our plan management or service coordination services can help you achieve your goals and implement your plan, please contact us on 0481 882 840.

The NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) provides support to eligible people with disabilities. The scheme can also provide early intervention support for eligible people with disabilities or children with developmental delays. For more details on the NDIS, please visit our website page on the NDIS.

If you are aged between 7 and 64 years old, are an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and live with a permanent or significant disability, then you may be eligible for NDIS. How to Apply: Please visit the NDIA website or call the NDIA help desk at 1800 800 110 to find out if you are eligible and how to apply.

We can still provide you with services even if your support is not funded by NDIS. To discuss your circumstances in more detail, please contact us.

Plan managers are not able to arrange or recommend support services without support coordination funding. If you need support coordination funding, we can help you contact the NDIA helpdesk and request funding for support coordination.

We can organise shared day supports and day outs for individuals or groups. Please contact us to discuss your individual requirements so we can see how we can help. We also welcome enquiries from groups.

We value your feedback and take all concerns very seriously. If you are not happy, we want to hear from you. You can expect a prompt response to your concerns as well as an action plan about how we can improve the support we are providing.

You can get in touch with us by calling us on 0481 882 840 or emailing info@mylifemyway.net.au. We welcome all feedback and endeavour to address your issues as promptly as possible. If you are already receiving services from us, you can use these contact details or the specific email address and mobile numbers we have provided for complaints or feedback.

If you need any further details from us, you can get in touch by calling us on 0481 882 840 or emailing us at info@mylifemyway.net.au. If you are already a participant and are receiving services from us, please use the specific email address we have provided to you. For new enquiries, you can also fill out this contact form, and one of our client officers will get in touch with you as soon as possible.