Help on Wheels

20/10/2026

Today, we recognise International Pronouns Day, a reminder of the importance of respecting how individuals identify and wish to be addressed.

At Help on Wheels, we believe that inclusive, person-centred care begins with respect. Using someone's correct pronouns is a simple yet meaningful way to ensure everyone feels valued, heard and supported.

🌈 Together, let's continue building a community where everyone feels respected and included!

20/10/2026

Help on Wheels wishes everyone celebrating a joyful and blessed Dashain and Dussehra, especially our wonderful staff who celebrate these special occasions!

We recognise and celebrate the diverse cultures and traditions that make our team so special.

May this festive season bring happiness, prosperity, good health and togetherness to you and your loved ones!

19/10/2026

Last week, we recognised National Carers Week, a time to acknowledge the incredible dedication, compassion and contributions of unpaid carers across Australia.

At Help on Wheels, we see firsthand the difference carers make in the lives of our participants and their families. Their ongoing love, patience and commitment never go unnoticed.

To all carers, thank you for everything you do. Your care makes a difference every day!

19/10/2026

Menopause is a natural stage of life, and every woman deserves to feel heard, understood and supported throughout this transition.

At Help on Wheels, we recognise the importance of compassionate, person-centred care that supports women's health, wellbeing and independence at every stage of life.

Together, let's raise awareness, break the stigma and encourage open conversations.

16/10/2026

Help on Wheels is Hiring Registered Nurses!

We are looking for Registered Nurses with a minimum of one year of experience to join our team and make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with disabilities.

If you are passionate about providing quality care and supporting our community, we would love to hear from you!

Apply now using the link below:

Provide community nursing and clinical oversight for participants with complex needs, working alongside our care management team.

13/10/2026

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS – LET’S BREAK THE STIGMA!

At Help on Wheels, we believe that mental health deserves the same care, attention and understanding as physical health.

When we experience physical health concerns, we seek medical advice. So why do we sometimes hesitate to check in on our mental wellbeing?

Mental health is an essential part of our overall health. Early signs such as stress, anxiety, feeling overwhelmed or struggling to cope should never be ignored or judged. Sometimes, a simple conversation with a mental health professional can help us understand our feelings, develop coping strategies and feel supported.

Let’s break the stigma and change the conversation. Seeking support is not a weakness; it is a positive step towards wellbeing.

We are pleased to see initiatives such as the Sutherland Shire Council Mental Health Expo, which create opportunities for our community to learn, connect and better understand mental health.

At Help on Wheels, we are passionate about supporting people beyond their physical needs. We believe in compassionate, person-centred care that recognises the importance of emotional and mental wellbeing.

Let’s listen without judgement, support one another and create a community where everyone feels safe to ask for help.

Help on Wheels – Care that Supports.

30/09/2026

At Help on Wheels, we’re here to support NDIS participants to live with greater independence, confidence and connection in their everyday lives.

From Supported Independent Living and community access to nursing, transport and daily living support, our team provides care tailored to each person’s individual needs and goals.

Get in touch with our team to find out how we can support you or someone you care for. CALL: 1300 591 566

28/09/2026

On 3 September, Help on Wheels hosted our Connect & Caffeinate morning, bringing together local Support Coordinators and Occupational Therapists to connect, share ideas and build stronger relationships within our NDIS community.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made the morning so rewarding! We loved meeting you, learning more about the work you do and creating new connections.

Want to join us for the next one? Send us a message or leave a comment below, and we’ll make sure you’re invited to our next Connect & Caffeinate!

25/09/2026

A wonderful day at the Dementia Services Expo at Kirrawee Library+ for Dementia Action Week 💚

Help on Wheels was proud to be part of a day dedicated to learning, connection and supporting people living with dementia, their families and carers.

A special thank you to Professor Peter Gonski and Dr Chris Poulos for sharing their expertise and valuable insights, and to Aunty Dolly for stopping by for a chat.

It was also wonderful meeting members of our local community and fellow service providers, and having so many meaningful conversations at the Help on Wheels stall.

Thank you to Sutherland Shire Libraries and the St George & Sutherland Shire Dementia Alliance for bringing our community together for such an important event. 💚💛

22/09/2026

We’ll see you tomorrow!

As part of Dementia Action Week, Help on Wheels is looking forward to being at the Sutherland Shire Dementia Services Expo at Kirrawee Library.

Come along to hear from dementia specialists, connect with local services and learn more about the support available for people living with dementia, their families and carers.

📅 Thursday 24 September
⏰ 10:00am – 12:30pm
📍 Kirrawee Library
🎟️ Free event

Keep an eye out for the Help on Wheels team and come say hello! We’d love to meet you, answer your questions and have a chat about how we can support you or someone you care for.

It’s time to talk about dementia — and tomorrow is a great place to start.