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For Parents, Carers & Decision Makers

Finding the right support worker shouldn't be exhausting

You already do enough. You shouldn't also have to interview a dozen strangers, chase references, and hope the next worker actually shows up. We match your loved one with a support worker who genuinely fits, so you can breathe again.

A support worker chosen for your person

Personality matters. Interests matter. Whether they speak the same language as your mum matters. We ask the questions most providers don't, and we use your answers to shortlist workers who actually fit, not just whoever is available this week.

Gender, age range, language, cultural background, if it matters to you, it matters to us
Interests, hobbies, personality, so your loved one actually looks forward to the visit
Skills & experience, complex care, autism, mental health, behaviour support, mobility aids
Free meet & greet first, meet the worker before anything starts

We've heard these a hundred times

"We've burned through three workers already"

You're not alone. Mismatches happen when workers are assigned on availability, not fit. We work the other way around, fit first, availability second.

"I'm exhausted from chasing providers"

Send us one message. We take it from there. Every worker is screened, available, and matched before you meet them. No phone tag.

"Our last worker didn't feel right"

If the meet & greet doesn't land, we go again. Free. No contract. Matching is the whole job, we don't stop until it works.

"I don't know what my plan covers"

We read plans for a living. Send us yours and we'll tell you what supports you can fund and what would work best for your loved one.

"What if there's a compliance issue?"

Every Support Match worker is checked, NDIS Worker Screening, WWCC, Police, First Aid, references. We track expiries. You don't.

"My child has complex needs"

We source for PEG feeding, behaviour support, hoist, manual handling, sensory profiles, non-verbal communication. Brief us properly and we'll find it.

Families across the spectrum

From first-time NDIS participants to families managing complex care.

Parents of children on the NDIS

Mentors, social skills support, school holiday workers, therapy assistants.

Adult children caring for parents

Personal care, domestic help, transport and appointments, respite.

Partners and spouses

In-home supports that give the primary carer a proper break.

Siblings and extended family

Cultural matching, language matching, dietary and religious preferences.

Young adults becoming independent

Life-skills mentoring, driving practice, employment support, social coaching.

Recovery coach clients

Psychosocial recovery, NDIS transitions, stability-focused support.

Free to request. Free to meet. Free to change your mind.

We don't charge families to match. We don't lock you in. We don't send a list and vanish. If the first worker isn't right, we try again, as many times as it takes.

Start a Request

One conversation is all it takes

Tell us about your loved one. We'll come back with workers who actually fit, not just whoever is free.

What to expect

A rough timeline of what happens after you reach out. No surprises.

Day 1

You send us a request

The form takes a few minutes, or you can call us. Either way, we confirm we've received it by email within the hour.

Day 1,2

We call you

A real care coordinator calls to understand the situation. We ask questions most providers skip, what a good day looks like, what triggers frustration, what your loved one enjoys.

Day 2,4

We source workers

We reach out to suitable workers from our network, brief them on your situation, and confirm they're available and a good fit.

Day 3,5

Shortlist arrives

You receive 2,4 profiles by email, with photos, experience, and why each one fits. Take your time reviewing.

Day 5,7

Free meet & greet

We organise a relaxed introduction. You can meet at home, at a cafe, over video, or by phone. No commitment, no pressure.

Week 2

Supports start

If it feels right, we set up the service agreement and the worker begins. If it doesn't, we rematch at no cost, no awkwardness.

How to introduce the idea of a support worker

Sometimes the hardest part isn't finding the worker, it's having the conversation. A few tips from the families we've worked with.

Frame it as "someone to do things with", not "someone to look after you". Worker, not carer. Helper, not supervisor.
Let them describe their ideal person. If they pick the criteria, they'll be more open to the person who shows up.
Start small. A couple of hours a week for an enjoyable activity. Build up from there once trust develops.
Remind them the meet & greet is free and optional. Meeting someone doesn't commit them to anything.
Be honest about why. "So I can have a break" or "so you have someone to go out with" is usually better than vague language.