At Help at Hand Support, we believe that personalised care and genuine companionship can transform everyday life.

One of our inspiring participants, Sue, is a wonderful example of how the right support can empower people to live confidently and independently at home.

Getting to Know Sue

Sue is a cheerful and determined woman whose primary goal is to stay strong and independent at home. With the right NDIS support, she’s able to focus on maintaining her health, mobility, and confidence in daily life.

Every day, Sue takes small but meaningful steps toward her goals. She enjoys doing her physio exercises, going for daily walks with her support worker, and keeping active around the house.

These simple routines not only help Sue stay physically strong but also give her a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Building Trust and Connection

One of the most important parts of Sue’s journey has been the trust and connection she’s built with her support worker.

From the very beginning, Sue and her support worker focused on getting to know each other, understanding the daily routines, and finding the right balance of support and independence.

Over time, this professional relationship has grown into a valued friendship.

Sue shared that she and her support worker have built mutual respect and understanding. Together, they enjoy outings, shopping, trips, and simply spending time together.

Trying New Activities Together

A big part of Sue’s journey toward independence has been exploring new activities with her support worker.

Cooking together has become a favourite activity, allowing Sue to develop new skills, experiment with recipes, and enjoy the satisfaction of preparing meals for herself.

These activities are more than just fun; they are an important part of building Sue’s self-reliance, confidence, and independence. By taking small and consistent steps every day,

Sue is learning that she can achieve her goals while enjoying the meaningful experience along the way.

Staying Strong and Independent

By integrating movement and daily routines into her life, Sue not only maintains her independence but also builds the confidence to tackle everyday challenges on her own.

Her journey demonstrates that independence isn’t about doing everything alone; it’s about having the right support to live confidently and safely.

The Positive Impact of Support Partnerships

Sue’s story highlights the power of strong support partnerships in helping participants live meaningful and independent lives.

When trust, respect, and companionship form the foundation of a support relationship, participants are more confident to try new activities, stay active, and reach their personal goals.

At Help at Hand Support, we are committed to helping participants by celebrating achievements, fostering independence, and creating meaningful connections along the
journey.

Call us: 1300 822 190
Email: admin@helpathandsupport.com.au