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All About Caring

We provide people with quality, solution-based complex support, so they can live their best life

20/10/2025

What Happens When You Never Give Up:

In 2019, Warren was involved in a catastrophic motor vehicle accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury. He remained in a coma for eight months.

Doctors told his mother he may never wake. If he did, he would not walk or talk.

But she never gave up hope. And neither did Warren.

Fast forward to 2025, with the support of his team at All About Caring, Warren is regaining his independence and confidence. Recently Warren started a training program to help him build the skills needed to commence work with a supported employment gardening crew.

With an overwhelming sense of pride when she viewed the photos of Warren at work, his mum cannot believe how far he has come.

"I am so proud of him. He is my heart. Thank you for everything you and your team have done for him."

We love seeing moments like this. An awesome photo! A proud mum! A young man finding his feet again!

13/10/2025

Turn left in 300 metres...or just ask Jake!

"When I first started working with Jake, I was new to Campbelltown and had no idea where anything was, so I relied on my GPS to get around.

But not Jake, he knew every street, shortcut, and back road.

The first time I used the GPS while we were driving, Jake said, 'You don’t need that'.

So I said, Alright then, Jake, you can be my GPS today.

From then on, every time we went out, Jake gave the directions.

One day, after a trip to the Town Centre, we pulled into the driveway and I said,

'Thank you for being my GPS. We are ok now'.

Jake thought that was hilarious and said 'Oh no you have to turn me off first.' I said alright I will disconnect you now.

He thought I was funny and couldn't stop laughing, and that was the end of a very enjoyable day.”

29/09/2025

Fiona had lunch with her friends over the weekend, and looked absolutely beautiful!
One of our amazing Support Workers helped her get ready, doing her hair and makeup, and making sure she felt confident as her best self!
It’s the joyful moments like these that show just how powerful good support can be.
Thanks to this Support Worker for going the extra mile, and to Fiona for letting us share this moment :)

22/09/2025

The best support is the kind you do not have to worry about.

Knowing who's coming through the door, knowing they understand your needs, and knowing they will show up tomorrow too.

That is the Reliable Care Pathway. Consistent support, familiar faces, and peace of mind for you and your family.

25 years of proving that reliability matters.

17/09/2025

It should not feel like you're starting from scratch every time a new support worker arrives. Good support means familiarity, stability, and people who actually know your story.

That is why the Reliable Care Pathway focuses on consistency. The same faces, week after week. Support workers who understand you and stay the course.

Care is not just about turning up. It is about building trust over time.

And after 25 years, trust is something we know how to deliver.

15/09/2025

We know how exhausting it is to keep starting over with every new support worker.

That is why our Reliable Care Pathway is built on consistency. You see the same faces, week after week. Support workers who know you, understand you, and stick around.

Because real care is not just about turning up. It is about knowing you.

Consistency is the first step to trust, and after 25 years: that we know we can do.

14/09/2025

The Client Who Changed Everything

Our first client with complex needs didn’t just test our systems: he transformed them.

Dylan came to All About Caring 24 years ago. He was in pain, grieving, and didn’t trust anyone. He challenged our communication, resisted structure, and made his frustrations clear. But behind it all was a man adjusting to life in a wheelchair, trying to care for his granddaughter while losing the life he once knew.
Dylan exposed the cracks in traditional care. Standard systems couldn’t meet him where he was. His story taught us that real support isn’t about fitting clients into processes, it’s about building trust, flexibility, and genuine connection.

We adapted. We created systems that worked for him, communicated on his terms, and showed up, day after day. Dylan helped us understand that complex needs require something beyond care, but need compassion and consistency.

What Dylan taught us still guides how we care for clients with complex needs today. His story is still part of our foundation today, guiding how we show up for every client who needs more than the standard.

When care falls short, we step in.
Support for clients who need more than the standard, give us a call.

21/08/2025

What does it take to bring someone home after a year in hospital?
For Charlie, it took a team with heart.

Charlie spent over a year in hospital, relying on 24/7 clinical care. His discharge was delayed, complex, and emotionally tough for everyone involved. Bringing him home meant:
- Navigating medical and clinical challenges
- Working with an underfunded NDIS plan
- Finding and setting up a suitable home
- Building a skilled, consistent support team

It wasn’t just about logistics, it was about restoring dignity and safety.

When Charlie finally returned home, the moment was shared with his support team, the SIL Manager, and members of the board. Support Workers were already onboard and ready to provide not just care, but companionship.

From needing constant care, Charlie became someone who baked cakes to thank his team. One Support Worker, a qualified hairdresser, gave him a fresh cut, adding a little joy and a lot of confidence.

Even more inspiring, Charlie’s clinical team has seen improvements. They're exploring options for him to speak again, and even breathe without his tracheostomy. He’s also starting to regain movement in his lower body, a milestone that reflects both the quality of care and his incredible determination.

Charlie’s team did more than meet his needs: they helped him reclaim his life. From baking together to walks to the local shops, care became a rhythm of connection and empowerment.

Charlie’s story shows what’s possible when support is done right. From hospital bed to baking cakes, complex care can feel like home.

Know someone who wants their life back? Give us a call.

18/08/2025

From a Group Home to True Independence

She’d survived abuse, endured control, and now just wanted to live her own way.

But when the system sees risk before it sees the person, who really gets to decide who gets the control?

Jen came to us as a new client. She’d survived abuse, spent years in a group home, and was now stepping into independent living for the first time, with trauma, complex behaviours, and a fierce will to live freely.

The system wasn’t ready for her, behavioural support was scarce, coordination was messy, and her exhausted father was still acting as her carer.

Supporting Jen meant unlearning what we thought we knew. Her trauma lived in every moment, not just her file. We had to navigate two systems, protect our team from burnout, and rebuild our entire approach to complex care.

We introduced clear boundaries: for Jen, for her father, and for our team. We created robust support systems that didn’t collapse under the pressure. We coached Jen through relationships, helped her build confidence, and slowly supported her father in stepping back while staying connected.

Progress was slow but real. Incidents reduced. Trust grew. And the team that stuck with her? They became part of her life, not just her roster.

We don’t back away when things get messy. If you’re navigating trauma, risk, or complexity, we’re more than ready for you. Give us a call.

04/08/2025

Coming Home: A Story of Dignity

After a sudden decline doctors said he might not leave hospital, all Robert wanted was to come home, and his family made it happen with the right support.

With All About Caring’s support, he made it back safely. Surrounded by love, Robert spent his final days at home, with nurses, support workers, and his family by his side.

Care that brought peace for him, and for his family.

Everyone deserves to live - and die - with dignity.
Start the conversation today.

28/07/2025

Personal and thoughtful care is the kind of support more people deserve - and what we've been working towards for the last 25 years.

Here's another clip from our recent video about how All About Caring has evolved through the years.

18/07/2025

At All About Caring, our story began with one simple idea: people deserve care they can count on.
In this video, we’re sharing a bit of how it all started.
Stay tuned, more stories to come.

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Parramatta, NSW
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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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