Keystone Care Supports

10/09/2026

SEPTEMBER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ARE ALMOST HERE....SNAG YOUR SPOT WITH OUR ADVENTURE CREW!

04/09/2026

Shiny new door sign!
The place is starting to feel more and more like home.
Watch this space for exciting new things that we plan to share with our participants.

20/08/2026

🌼 When they said, “Wear a touch of yellow for Daffodil Day,” we clearly heard, “Go all out!” 😄💛

At KCS, we’re proud to support Daffodil Day and the amazing work of the Cancer Council.

A bit of fun, but always with heart — standing with those affected by cancer. 💛🌼

08/08/2026

07/08/2026

A huge shoutout to Monica for going above and beyond this week. 💙

She supported one of our participants through a very intense medical procedure, helping them remain calm and cooperative throughout - something that is a HUGE achievement for this participant.

Your patience, compassion and calm approach made all the difference. We're so proud to have you on the Keystone team.

05/08/2026

Are you wearing your Jeans today?

03/08/2026

Behind every behaviour is a person with thoughts, feelings, experiences and needs.

Behaviour isn't just something to manage - it's something to understand.

At Keystone Care Supports, we believe the best support starts with listening, building trust, and seeing the person beyond the behaviour. 💙

31/07/2026

...because our crew are the best!

17/07/2026

🎉 Our Term 3 Kids Group Program is here!

We're excited to share the first part of our weekend program for neurodiverse children aged 7–13 years. There's plenty of fun, friendship and new experiences waiting this term.

💙 We currently have places available and would love to welcome new participants.

If you'd like to know more or think your child would enjoy being part of our Kids Group, get in touch with our friendly team.

📞 0493 661 411
📧 [email protected]

16/07/2026

**Safety Girl reporting for duty! 👷‍♀️😂**

We had trades working in the office today, so naturally Caitlin took workplace safety very seriously and wore the office’s
**one and only hard hat**
for most of the day.

Was she anywhere near the actual work? Not especially.
Was the rest of the office team protected? Also no.
Did she look extremely pleased with herself? Absolutely.

Safety first… or at least first in, best dressed. 😄