Compassionate Disability Support Tailored to You

At-home support, community participation, and group programs delivered by caring professionals.
Disability Support
Our Support Services:
We provide flexible, personalised support to help individuals achieve independence and participate fully in community life. Our services are delivered with care, consistency, and a focus on long-term, meaningful connections.
At-Home Support:
Personalised assistance with daily tasks, including personal care, meal preparation, and household activities. Support is provided within the comfort of your own home, ensuring familiarity and consistency.
Community Participation:
Helping clients take part in social and recreational activities outside the home. Whether it’s attending events, visiting local venues, or exploring new hobbies, we’re here to support meaningful community engagement.
Group Programs:
Held in our spacious and accessible facility, our group programs provide a welcoming space for connection, shared experiences, and enjoyment. These programs may include recreational activities, hobbies, and group outings, all designed to foster a sense of community and fun.

Why Choose Us?

Personalised Matching

We match clients with support workers based on preferences, interests, and personalities, fostering genuine and long-term connections.

Consistent
Support

We aim to provide consistent staff to ensure clients work with familiar faces they trust.

Professional & Compassionate

Our team is dedicated to delivering respectful and caring support.

Flexible
Locations

Services are available at home, in the community, or through our group programs.

Ready to begin your journey with us?

Esmie Human

Senior Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Esmie Human moved to Australia with her family after spending several wonderful years living and working in New Zealand. She is excited to embrace the sunshine and outdoor lifestyle, and continues to bring her passion for helping children thrive through meaningful, play-based learning.

Esmie loves exploring the world through the eyes of her two boys, Sean  and Rudi, who inspire her daily both personally and professionally. She believes that a family-centred approach is essential to the success of therapy, working in partnership with families to unlock each child’s unique potential.

Esmie completed her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy in 2005 at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. After gaining early experience in a paediatric private practice, she developed a deep interest in sensory integration therapy and later completed a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (Neurological and Developmental Disorders) in 2013.

Since then, Esmie has worked extensively in sensory and developmental paediatrics, supporting children across a wide range of ages and abilities. She is passionate about helping children engage in learning using all their senses and creating playful, positive experiences that build confidence and independence. Esmie has been working in the pediatric field for over 20 years and working with babies to teenagers.

Esmie continues to nurture her professional curiosity and one day hopes to complete her doctorate in paediatric occupational therapy.