Find Support Workers

Who Really Get You

Think About What You Really Enjoy

Before meeting potential support workers, think about what matters to you.

Maybe you prefer calm and quiet company, or someone who gently encourages you to explore new things. 


Perhaps you love cooking and want someone to share recipes with.

Knowing these little details upfront helps you find someone who fits right into your life.

Real-Life Example: Gardening Together Made a Difference

Imagine you love gardening and quiet afternoons outdoors. 


One young man found a support worker who also loved plants.

Instead of just completing tasks, they spent afternoons gardening together, chatting naturally. 


Sharing an interest made support feel relaxed and enjoyable.

Asking Questions Makes a Big Difference

When you meet potential support workers, ask casual questions that show their personality.


Try something like:



"What do you love doing in your free time?"

"Are you more of an indoor or outdoor person?"

"Have you supported someone with interests like mine before?"


These friendly questions help you see if you'll naturally click.

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Choosing Experienced Support Workers Matters

Support workers with qualifications and experience know exactly how to support you best.

Every support worker here has at least a Certificate III in Individual Support, Disability, or Community Services. 


That means they're both caring and knowledgeable. You can relax knowing your support is reliable and safe.

Real Story: Experienced Workers Changed One Man’s Life

A man spent 15 years in hospital care.

Other providers couldn't handle his complex needs.

But when we stepped in, he finally found gentle, patient support.


Over a year later, he was thriving in his community. 

Experienced and compassionate support workers made this incredible change possible.

Choose Someone Who Can Adjust When You Do

Life isn't always predictable, and your support should adapt easily.

Some days you feel energetic and adventurous - other days you prefer peace and quiet. 


Good support workers adjust their approach based on your daily needs.

When choosing a support worker, look for people who naturally understand your changing moods.

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Try Out a Support Worker to See if It Feels Right

A trial period with potential support workers helps you know if it’s a good fit.


After spending some time together, ask yourself:

"Do I feel relaxed and comfortable around them?"

"Do they respect my choices and space?"

"Are we genuinely enjoying our time together?"


Honest answers help confirm if they're the right match for you.

Respect for Your Choices Makes a Huge Difference

Good support workers always respect your decisions.

They know it's your life and you’re in charge.


Ask them, "How do you respond if someone chooses not to follow your suggestions?" 

Their answer will clearly show if they truly respect your independence.

Trust Your Intuition

Sometimes you just know.


When you meet someone, and everything feels comfortable from the start, that’s a great sign you've found the right support worker. Trust your intuition- it’s usually right.

The Right Support Worker Makes Your Life Better

Choosing the right support worker isn't just about ticking boxes.

It’s about finding someone who truly enriches your daily life. 


Good support never feels forced - it’s natural, easy, and uplifting. 

Having the right person around can boost your confidence, mood, and happiness every day.

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Quick Tips to Find Your Ideal Support Worker

Here are simple tips to help you choose:



  1. Think about your interests and needs.

  2. Ask casual, revealing questions.

  3. Look for qualified, experienced, adaptable people.

  4. Trust your feelings - do you feel comfortable?

  5. Consider family involvement if that matters to you.

Choosing support workers who naturally fit into your life makes everything easier and more enjoyable.

Ready to Find Someone Who Really Gets You?

Let's find the right support worker for you.


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