25/05/2026
I keep seeing posts from people saying they don’t want to work with agencies.
I’m a mum of a child on the NDIS and I hated the constant staff changes and not knowing who to speak to.
Not to mention the support that felt rushed, impersonal and poorly planned.
That is exactly why I started Hollie Helps.
When you work with us, you are not passed around a big office or managed by people who have never met you - You speak to me - Hollie 😁
I am the person who sits down every Monday and works through our admin, planning and participant updates.
I write the Support & Care Plans.
I attend meetings when needed and help prepare reports for reviews.
I check the case notes and talk with the team.
I help make sure the support is actually moving towards something meaningful.
And sometimes, I may even be your support worker 😁
We are a very small, tight-knit team. We are not trying to be the biggest provider. We are trying to be the most thoughtful, consistent and safe one we can be.
The benefit of working with Hollie Helps is that you still get the personal, one-on-one feel of having your own support worker — but with extra protection around you.
You know your support person has police checks, worker screening, first aid and NDIS worker orientation and that insurance is in place.
You know there are case notes being completed and that there is planning behind the support.
And you know someone is overseeing things, checking in, and making sure the support is actually working for you.
Most importantly, you have someone in your corner - if something does not feel right, you can come to me.
Good support should feel personal, but it should also be safe, planned, accountable and built around you.
We are small enough to know you properly and keep it personal, but structured enough to keep your support safe, consistent and backed by real planning.
That is what we are trying to do at Hollie Helps.
