Support Work Services
Our support workers provide trauma-informed practical help, companionship and encouragement tailored to you, supporting your routines, community connections and goals with respect and consistency.
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Social support
Friendly, trauma-informed companionship and encouragement for everyday activities, appointments or simply spending time together.
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Assistance with self-care and daily living
Respectful assistance with personal care, meal preparation and medication reminders, while supporting your privacy, dignity and independence.
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Community access
Support to shop, attend appointments, join groups, take classes or participate in local activities at your own pace.
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Group activities and outings
Small group activities that build connection, confidence and skills through shared interests, outings and enjoyable experiences.
Mental Health is our speciality
We specialise in supporting people with psychosocial disability, multiple diagnoses and complex mental health needs. Our team includes mental health professionals and support workers trained in trauma-informed care, de-escalation and recovery-focused approaches. From daily routines and building resilience to simply having someone to talk to, we provide respectful and consistent support tailored to each person.
Workers who care
Our support workers come from a variety of backgrounds and bring a wealth of experience, qualifications, and life skills. Many have formal training in disability, aged care, mental health, nursing, or personal training and all share a deep passion for our work.
Let’s Connect
Start with a chat or book a free meet and greet. There is no pressure and no obligation to proceed. Your information is kept confidential, and our trauma-informed team will listen, answer your questions, and help you explore support that feels right for you.
