Infinity Supports WA

28/11/2025

Are you passionate about making a real difference in people’s lives? .We’re looking for dedicated Support Workers to join our amazing team!.

If you’re someone who delivers high-quality, participant-focused support, brings positive energy, and loves empowering others to live their best life — we want to hear from you!

Check out the job details here :

Join Infinity Supports WA as a Casual Support Worker and make a real difference every day while enjoying flexible shifts and a supportive team.

23/11/2025

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14/11/2025

💙 World Diabetes Day 2025 💙
Today we stand with everyone living with diabetes. Early awareness, support, and understanding make all the difference.

One of our goals at Infinity Supports WA is to help our participants live healthier, more empowered lives every day.

Let’s keep learning, supporting, and spreading awareness. 💙

02/11/2025

🎉 Infinity Supports WA is celebrating 4 years! 🎉

We are incredibly grateful to our participants, their families, our dedicated staff, and the amazing providers we work alongside. Together, we’ve built a strong foundation of person-centred supports that empower choice, independence, and inclusion.

Thank you for trusting us and being part of this journey. Here’s to continuing to grow, learn, and support our community for many more years to come. 💙

30/10/2025

Staff development day
Swimability training.
Thank you Janet from Developing Skills.
Cheers to Aaron for being the centre of attention.

14/10/2025

14/10/2025

As part of our ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, Team Infinity Supports WA held a productive meeting today to reflect on our practices and explore new ways to enhance the quality of supports we provide to our participants.

The session focused on strengthening our person-centred approach, aligning with the NDIS Practice Standards, and identifying key areas for further development.

It was inspiring to see such great collaboration, professionalism, and dedication from our fabulous team, all working together to ensure the best possible outcomes for the people we support.

06/10/2025

I had the honour and privilege being invited to watch the enlistment ceremony of one of my longest clients.
12 months ago I sat with Will and discussed his vision board and what he wanted from life and how could I help him get there. Will developed a board with himself in the middle and what he wanted to achieve around including work, drivers license and community access.
Fast forward Will was set on the Navy. He completed the application process and paperwork and passed all recruitment tests. So today with his father and brother I got to witness one of our clients pledge to defend this great country we live in.
10 weeks of training lies ahead and the chance for this boy to develop in to a man.
To have the honour to watch this is something I will cherish forever.

03/10/2025

This was sent to me today by one of our parents. I think it explains the connection between parent and child perfectly so wanted to share with you all.

AuDHD Parent + PDA Child = A Beautiful, Exhausting Dance 🧠💙

You understand your child's need for control because you feel it too. You see their overwhelm because you live it daily. You recognise their masking because you've perfected the art yourself.

Being an AuDHD parent to a PDA child means you're fluent in the same language, but that doesn't make it easier. Sometimes it makes it harder.

The beautiful parts:
• You truly GET why demands feel threatening
• You can spot their overwhelm before anyone else
• Your sensory needs align, you both need the calm space
• You understand stimming, special interests, and the need for routine
• Your empathy runs deep because you've been there

The exhausting parts:
• Their meltdown triggers your own nervous system
• You're masking your own needs to support theirs
• Executive function struggles meet executive function struggles
• Your ADHD brain forgets the PDA strategies when you're dysregulated
• You're advocating for them while your own needs go unmet

The guilt:
"I should be better at this because I'm neurodivergent too."
"Why can't I regulate when they need me most?"
"Am I passing on my struggles to them?"

The truth:
You're not failing. You're two beautifully wired nervous systems trying to find safety together. Some days you'll be the regulated one. Some days they will be. That's the dance.

The glimmers:
• You see their authentic self, not their behaviours
• You know accommodation isn't "giving in"
• You model that neurodivergent is not broken
• You're raising them to embrace their differences

You're exactly the parent they need. Perfectly imperfect and wonderfully wired. 🌼