Kairos Care

02/02/2026

📆 Children’s Mental Health Week | 3–8 February

💛 Emotional wellbeing starts young.

Children don’t always have the words to explain how they’re feeling—but they’re always communicating in their own way.

Here are a few gentle ways carers, families, and support workers can nurture emotional wellbeing:

🌱 Create safe moments for expression
Let feelings come out through play, drawing, music, or quiet time—there’s no “right” way to express emotions.

👂 Listen without rushing to fix
Sometimes being heard matters more than having answers. A calm, present listener builds trust.

🤝 Strengthen connection through routine
Consistent check-ins, shared activities, and predictable environments help children feel secure.

💬 Name emotions together
Helping children recognise and label feelings supports emotional literacy and self-understanding.

🫶 Support the carers too
Emotionally supported carers are better able to support young minds—compassion goes both ways.

This Children’s Mental Health Week, let’s focus on connection, understanding, and kindness—for children and those who care for them every day.

29/01/2026

Progress doesn’t always look like movement.
Sometimes it looks like getting through the day—and that is more than enough.

Some weeks are about growth.
Others are about steadiness, rest, and simply showing up in the ways we can.

As the week comes to a close, we want to remind our community that support doesn’t disappear on quieter days.
It continues in the background—through consistency, understanding, and care.

Under the National Disability Insurance Scheme, wellbeing is supported at each individual’s pace.
There is no timeline for feeling “better,” no pressure to move faster than what feels safe or sustainable.

You are allowed to pause.
You are allowed to rest.
And you do not have to do this alone.

28/01/2026

Join Our Team at Kairos Care!

ROLE: Client Relations Coordinator (NDIS & Aged Care)

Kairos Care is an award-winning provider of Home Care, NDIS, and Aged Care services, committed to building strong, inclusive communities and improving quality of life through compassionate, person-centred support.

We offer:
✔ Competitive rates
✔ Professional development
✔ Work–life balance
✔ Career growth in a supportive team culture

The Client Relations Coordinator role is key to ensuring smooth client onboarding and intake, while maintaining compliance and high-quality, person-centred processes.

Key responsibilities:
• Manage new client intake, assessments, documentation & consent
• Liaise with clients, families & stakeholders for service planning
• Coordinate individualised support plans with internal teams
• Act as first point of contact for new clients
• Maintain accurate, compliant records aligned with NDIS standards

We’re looking for someone with experience in NDIS and/or Aged Care who understands compliant, person-centred intake processes.

👉 Click the link to our Indeed ad for full details and to apply:
https://au.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=16b5a7bbd26cdee4&from=shareddesktop_copy

This link will take you to a page that’s not on LinkedIn

27/01/2026

Meet David 👨‍🍳🤝 | Support Worker & Chef

David is not just one of our dedicated support workers — he’s also a talented chef who brings a unique fine dining experience into the lives of the participants he supports.

With David, support goes beyond daily assistance. Participants are supported in a respectful, empowering way while enjoying beautifully prepared, restaurant-quality meals — all tailored to individual preferences, dietary needs, and goals.

As a support worker, David embodies the qualities that truly matter:

-Patient, calm, and reliable
-Person-centred and respectful
-A great communicator who builds genuine connections
-Focused on independence, choice, and dignity

Whether he’s supporting daily routines or plating up a stunning meal, David creates an experience where participants feel valued, supported, and truly cared for.

Because great support should nourish both independence and enjoyment. 💙🍽️

27/01/2026

Today is a day of remembrance.

It reminds us that trauma can shape lives long after events have passed.

For many people, including those living with psychosocial condition, trauma isn’t always visible but its impact is real.
Mental health support begins with empathy, safety, and respect for each person’s story.

We honour the importance of compassion, dignity, and human connection always.

Supporting someone who has experienced trauma begins with simple, compassionate actions:
• Listen without judgment—sometimes being heard is the first step toward healing.
• Offer support, not solutions—respect each person’s pace and choices.
• Check in regularly—small gestures of care can make a big difference.
• Encourage professional help if needed—trauma-informed care is a journey, not a quick fix.

By approaching every interaction with empathy, dignity, and respect, we honour the past and care better in the present.

25/01/2026

🇦🇺 Happy Australia Day! 🇦🇺

Australia Day Trivia 🇦🇺
Most people think Australia Day has always been on 26 January… but did you know? 👀

📅 Australia Day was once celebrated on different dates across the country — including July in some states — before 26 January became official nationwide in 1935.

Australia Day is a time to learn, reflect, and recognise the many stories that shape our nation. ❤️💛🖤

💬 What’s a lesser-known fact about Australia that you love?

20/01/2026

✨ SPARK Wednesdays ✨
Because amazing care starts with amazing people. On Wednesdays, we feature a team member who brings passion, creativity, and kindness to our community 💫

🌸 Today, let’s meet Marta! ✨

Warm-hearted. Creative. Connection builder.

As our Engagement Coordinator for the Sutherland Shire team, Marta brings thoughtfulness and creativity into every interaction. With a background in counselling and experience as a support worker, she designs meaningful activities that help participants build skills, grow in confidence, and form genuine social connections.

Whether through community events, group programs, or one-on-one engagement, Marta is passionate about inclusion and empowerment. Her supportive approach ensures participants feel encouraged, valued, and connected, creating spaces where everyone can thrive and truly belong 💛

15/01/2026

Making your home safe and accessible isn’t just about convenience — it’s about independence, confidence, and peace of mind.

Through NDIS funding, you may be able to:
✔ Install ramps or handrails
✔ Adjust bathrooms or kitchens
✔ Make your home easier to move around safely

Every modification is a step toward a home that works for YOU. 🏡✨

13/01/2026

✨ SPARK Wednesdays ✨
Because amazing care starts with amazing people. On Wednesdays, we feature a team member who brings passion, creativity, and kindness to our community 💫

🎨 Today, Let’s meet Theresa! ✨

Music lover. Creativity queen. Connection maker.

As our Western Sydney Engagement Coordinator, Theresa turns music, play, and creativity into meaningful moments of connection. With a big heart and endless energy, she designs fun, play-based experiences that help participants grow in confidence, express themselves, and feel a true sense of belonging. Every session she leads is filled with joy, compassion, and opportunities to connect—making everyone feel right at home 💛

13/01/2026

🌟 We’re Hiring: Intake Coordinator🌟

Are you someone who loves creating smooth first experiences for clients beginning their care journey?

We’re looking for an Intake Coordinator to play a key role in welcoming new NDIS & Aged Care clients, ensuring every intake is organised, compliant, and genuinely supportive.

💼 About the role
👉As our Intake Coordinator, you’ll be the bridge between:
New clients and families taking their first step into our services

👉Blacktown, Sydney

👉The ideal candidate brings solid background and experience in NDIS and/or Aged Care and understand compliant, person-centred intake processes.

👉 Apply and learn more via Indeed thru this link:
🔗 https://au.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=16b5a7bbd26cdee4&from=shareddesktop_copy

Feel free to tag or share with someone who’d be perfect for this role 💙

Kairos Care Pty Ltd

11/01/2026

Robert Collier was an American author and self-help pioneer, known for his writings on personal growth, motivation, and the power of consistent effort. One of his most famous quotes reminds us:

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.”

In disability support, this couldn’t be more relevant. Confidence, independence, and personal growth are rarely achieved in giant leaps. They are built through small, consistent steps — whether it’s practicing a daily routine, trying a new skill, or simply being encouraged to make choices and take part in meaningful activities.

Strength-based care focuses on recognizing these small wins and celebrating them. Each effort matters, no matter how minor it may seem. Over time, these steps accumulate into lasting confidence, skill development, and independence.

Consistency, patience, and encouragement are the tools that turn effort into progress. By supporting participants in ways that are steady, person-centred, and non-pressured, we create an environment where growth can flourish naturally.

✨ Remember: Every small effort counts, and every step forward is success.

07/01/2026

When life feels overwhelming, grounding your mind can help you reconnect with the present.

These 3 mental exercises are simple, portable, and effective:
✔ Count backwards from 100 by 5s or 7s
✔ Recite the alphabet backward (or in another language)
✔ Repeat calming statements: “I am safe right now” or “This feeling will pass”

Your mind is a tool — use it to bring yourself back to the now. ✨