Home Help Hire

Home Help Hire We help families keep their lives functioning and their households operating smoothly. Trading hours shown are for our administration team.

From disability support to daily household assistance we can offer your family support where it is needed and provide solutions tailored to your needs. The Warehouse is open to our clients any time for access with their support worker. We also open for all people with disabilities and their support workers by booking. Please email admin@homehelphire.com.au or phone us on 0421874435 for any enquiries, or simply message the page.

Transport training!!! Love this group!!! These guys get to explore the community using public transport. They learn so m...
28/11/2025

Transport training!!! Love this group!!!
These guys get to explore the community using public transport. They learn so much with this!
Designed by our counsellor to promote good choices, keeping our calm, tolerating others, respecting social rules, following safety instructions, managing big feelings, and also to learn how to use transport 😉 - our transport training kiddos get to explore the community, play, engage, participate in transport processes from young ages so that it’s not a big deal when they’re an adult having to go to work, study, the city…. Anywhere really.
Prepare them for the real world. We will help you.

Basketball group: it’s not just about the basketball. Our after school groups are about creating healthy habits, explori...
28/11/2025

Basketball group: it’s not just about the basketball. Our after school groups are about creating healthy habits, exploring exercise, creating a team mindset, learning to communicate and interact and try something different safely. Sometimes basketball turns into baseball. Sometimes soccer. Sometimes it becomes learning to use the public gym equipment. Why?
So our kids can recognise that there is opportunity for fun exercise in the big world. And so they have less fear, anxiety and hesitation to try it as they grow and explore on their own.
Sensory exposure and anxiety reduction start early. It’s what we do.
Supporting our neurodiverse kiddos to learn to cope in the community is all part of the program.

week 3-6 of the holidays!!! get in early - places do fill fast!!!!Also available as a pdf on our website www.homehelphir...
14/11/2025

week 3-6 of the holidays!!! get in early - places do fill fast!!!!

Also available as a pdf on our website www.homehelphire.com.au

Week 1 & 2 of school holiday programs are out now! If you are new to our centre we encourage you to come a week or 2 bef...
14/11/2025

Week 1 & 2 of school holiday programs are out now!

If you are new to our centre we encourage you to come a week or 2 before the holidays to meet the other children and settle in. The holidays are big days sometimes, and we all do better when we are a bit familiar :)

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Tuesday basketball notice:Hi Parents, if today’s heat repeats tomorrow we are not going to take the crew out into the 35...
27/10/2025

Tuesday basketball notice:

Hi Parents, if today’s heat repeats tomorrow we are not going to take the crew out into the 35+degree heat. Rather, send their swimmers and we will wind them down in the pool and play some water ball games :)

If it’s raining and cold (one weather station said 8-21 degrees!!!!) then we will do indoor activities with underpinning ball skills too.

Likelihood of tomorrow’s group being indoors = high

We made it to the ward!!!!!! Yay!!!! A step closer to going home!!!!Lots to work on, some normal daily living skills to ...
21/10/2025

We made it to the ward!!!!!! Yay!!!! A step closer to going home!!!!

Lots to work on, some normal daily living skills to re-learn and adopt again, and a revisit of leaving the environment anxiety which I probably wasn’t prepared for but it makes sense, but such an improvement since the tubes came out!!!

Tomorrow marks 2 very unplanned hospital weeks - not sure when we can come home but we are closer now than we were yesterday.

The PICU team are amazing - excellent doctors and nurses, and so willing to work with my boy’s wiring. If you have a QCH admission coming up reach out, I have some good tips for you which you may now have come across yet.

A little Boston update:After 10 days of ICU, 2 intubations and 2 extubations we are finally at a point where considering...
20/10/2025

A little Boston update:

After 10 days of ICU, 2 intubations and 2 extubations we are finally at a point where considering a transfer to a ward is possible.

He didn’t sleep for over 30hrs in the lead up to and following extubation #2, but the doctors and nurses have been amazing here in keeping all the interventions as minimised and considered as they possibly can.

Finally he fell asleep having our first proper cuddle in 12 days. So we are not moving.

Fingers crossed we can transfer this afternoon. It all depends on his progress breathing wise - we are still on high flow O2.

Sending love and gratitude out to my family who have supported us, Alannah and the team, and Dan. And to all of you for sending your thoughts and prayers.

The close of day 6 in ICU my love, Day 6. Lung secretions, more X-rays, test after test. Antibiotics. Physio. A tube mov...
17/10/2025

The close of day 6 in ICU my love, Day 6.

Lung secretions, more X-rays, test after test. Antibiotics. Physio. A tube move, then bath.

And a lovely music therapist who sang Adele songs to him while he was asleep.

Tomorrow we have been in an ICU for a week. And it’s so scary because I have one of the healthier children in here.

Thanks goes out to Alannah who just picked up why I have had to drop.

My mom and dad and sister who came the moment this all went south, and Dan who shows up when it matters.

It’s been 10 days since this all began. The very day flu just gets a whole lot worse when there’s complex neurological disabilities at play.

Hi HHH Family and FriendsI can’t wait to post about how our kids and clients are progressing, a week of hospitals and I ...
16/10/2025

Hi HHH Family and Friends

I can’t wait to post about how our kids and clients are progressing, a week of hospitals and I just want to be back there, but alas, we are still here.

So here’s how my little love is progressing:

We are still in QCH. Still in ICU, still on ventilation, and Another day for my little love to recover. He had a bit of yellow secretion on his lungs overnight requiring suctioning so they want to do some Physio and get more of it out before removing the tubes. It’s now about getting him to the point where he is not likely to require oxygen masks or any interventions outside of a quick cannula injection when the respiration stops.
He is breathing above the ventilation which is awesome. But when he moves he still requires a bit of oxygen - so we just need to get him so he doesn’t need that at all, or we will likely spiral back into this cycle.

The hospital staff and doctors are amazing, and they can recognise this.

And I can tell you all there is a LOT of work done to ensure his sensory needs are met. This place has been incredible and are well resourced for our kids.

Please reach out if you ever need a hospital plan for your little one - happy to give you some insight.

I just can’t wait to have my little cyclone back to his gale forces…. I miss his little voice terribly.

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9/3-5 High Street
Kippa-Ring, QLD
4021

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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