At home
Help with everyday activities can be planned around familiar routines and the way you prefer things to be done. We start by understanding where a helping hand would make a difference.
Our services
Support work
Personalised support for children and adults, at home and in the community.
Support for your everyday life.
Daily routines
Help with personal care and everyday activities, shaped around your preferences and the support you need.
Community participation
Support to enjoy activities, attend appointments and build social connections.
Therapy assistance
Help to attend therapy appointments and practise strategies recommended by your therapy team.
A good fit
We consider your needs, routines and preferences when discussing support worker arrangements.
Support in everyday life
What support can look like.
The right approach depends on the person. These are examples we can discuss together.
Out in the community
Support could involve an appointment, an activity you enjoy or opportunities to connect with others. Your interests and comfort guide the conversation.
Between therapy appointments
Where appropriate, support workers can help you practise strategies recommended by your therapists within everyday activities. This complements your therapy team’s work.
Working together
Support that fits your routines.
01
Understand your needs
We talk about goals, preferences, your usual routine and the support you already have.
02
Discuss the arrangements
Together we consider availability, the tasks involved, funding and what a suitable worker match could look like.
03
Keep communicating
You can tell us what is working and what needs adjusting as your circumstances or priorities change.
Good to know
Your questions,
answered.
Have another question? We’re happy to talk it through.
Contact our teamIs support available for adults as well as children?
Yes. Support work is for participants of all ages. We discuss each person’s individual needs and the support our team can provide.
Can family members be involved?
Yes. With the participant’s consent, family members and representatives can be part of planning and communication.
Do I need to know exactly how many hours I need?
No. Tell us the routines or activities you need help with, and we can discuss possible arrangements and availability.
Let’s talk about what you need.
Start with the basics. We can work through the next step together.