Three Little Birds Community Services

16/04/2026

We’re so proud of Rozie 🌟 With the support of Three Little Birds and the right environment around her, she’s truly thriving and smashing her goals. She’s now working toward completing her Certificate III in Hospitality — what an incredible step forward! 👏 Well done, Rozie 💛
Barister ☕️ ☕️☕️

09/04/2026

Huge shoutout to our amazing participant, Rozie, for engaging with North Coast Community College and completing her barista course! ☕✨

Rozie is taking fantastic steps toward employment while building valuable new skills. We’re so proud of your progress—keep shining! Woohoo, go Rozie! 🎉👏

27/03/2026

Thanks for dropping in some yummy treats today Real Futures Pty Ltd 🍓 🍉 🍪

27/03/2026

💕As part of our Aboriginal peer mentoring supports, Rozie and Tynesha recently came together to begin work on a new painting for the Three Little Birds space 🎨
This is just one example of the mindfulness, capacity-building, and culturally inclusive activities we’re proud to offer, creating space for connection, creativity, and culture to thrive.
🖤💛❤️

25/03/2026

Have you heard of the Sunflower? 🌻

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple but powerful way for people to share that they may have a disability or condition that isn’t immediately visible. By choosing to wear the Sunflower, individuals can signal that they might need a little extra time, support, or understanding in everyday situations, whether that’s in shops, at work, on public transport, or out in the community.

Globally, 1 in 6 people live with disability, and many of these are not visible. These can include neurological, cognitive, sensory, and chronic health conditions, ranging from autism and ADHD to chronic pain, diabetes, and sleep disorders. Disabilities can also be temporary or situational, and each person’s experience and support needs are unique.

The Sunflower helps make the invisible visible in a respectful and discreet way. You might see the sunflower in the form of a pin badge, a wristband, or a lanyard around someone’s neck. It’s a small symbol with a big impact, encouraging awareness, inclusion, and kindness in everyday interactions. Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it isn’t there. 🌻

18/03/2026

We are seeking experienced and compassionate NDIS Support Workers to join a consistent, long-term support team for a female participant transitioning from hospital into her new home in Lismore.

This is a rewarding opportunity to support a participant who is:

Strongly independent and motivated in her recovery
Family-oriented and well-supported
Working towards rebuilding daily routines, community engagement, and independence

Supports will focus on daily living, community access, and capacity building, working collaboratively with her daughter and allied health team.

This participant appreciates workers who:

Have a good sense of humour
Are easy-going and not easily offended
Can build genuine rapport

She has a strong interest in cars, bikes, and is working towards returning to gardening activities 🌱

Email your resume: hello@tlbcs.com.au

https://www.seek.com.au/job/91008370?ref=hirer-success-posting&_gl=1*pms47v*_gcl_au*MTM5NDg4NDEzNy4xNzcwMzQzMzU4*_ga*MTA5OTcxNDU2OC4xNzUwNjY1MDMw*_ga_JYC9JXRYWC*czE3NzM3OTcyMzEkbzMzJGcxJHQxNzczODAxNjAxJGo4JGwwJGgw

Three Little Birds seeks compassionate NDIS Support Workers to support a motivated woman in Lismore with daily living, community, and recovery goals.

03/03/2026

MEET SOME OF OUR AMAZING TEAM AT TLB 💕

23/02/2026

Happy Birthday to our amazing participant, Shirelle! 🎉🎂

She had such a fun time celebrating — dancing💃, singing along to her favorite songs 🎶, and of course enjoying some delicious cake 🍰!

We’re so lucky to have you as part of our community, Shirelle. Wishing you a year filled with happiness, laughter, and lots more special moments! 💖✨

18/02/2026

28/01/2026

Go Malachi! 🎉 He’s kicking off his goals - first one ticked off: applying for his NSW Photo Card. ✔️ ✔️✔️

22/01/2026

Introducing Tynesha - First Nations Community Connections

Tynesha previously worked at RPA Hospital in Sydney as the sole Aboriginal Support Officer within the Emergency Department. In this role, she ensured that First Nations people felt culturally safe and supported, and had someone they could speak with while navigating mainstream health settings.

Tynesha has deep-rooted connections to the Bundjalung Nation in the Northern Rivers region. She is part of our emerging First Nations leaders and support workers at Three Little Birds Community Services. Tynesha also has strong family connections with the founder of Three Little Birds Community Services, further strengthening her connection to the organisation and its vision.

Three Little Birds Community Services provides supports on Country, along with programs that foster learning, connection, and the sustaining of cultural knowledge of the Northern Rivers region.

To get in touch, learn more, or collaborate, please email us at hello@tlbcs.com.au

• Support Coordination and Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

• Support Services, Community Access and Daily Assistance

• Community Engagement

LOCATIONS: Northern Rivers Regions

NDIS Registered Provider