Eyre Care

05/02/2026

29/10/2024

Come along and have a look at the rebuilt shed and house renovations that have been happening over the last 12 months . A day of fun packed activities and an ultra tasty BBQ cooked by some of our superstar chefs .

10/07/2024

Another Eyre Care fishing
Thanks to Breton Port Lincoln Fishing Charters

08/06/2024

Eyre Care at Mortlock Shield Getting clients out and about.

02/06/2024

Change od pace today, out at Wangary with Vaughn. Weather was amazing, Rangers won everything Relaxed and happy client. Thanks Vaughn Edwards
Also a picture by Vaugo “Fat Magpie “ a painting by Vaughn to thanks the club.

12/02/2024

❣️ Comment ✨'Feb9'✨ and I will send you this printout!
🎂 It is my birthday today 🥳. Thank you all for the kind wishes 🌸
🎉 It would make my birthday so special if you all printed out this poster and hung it up in your classroom, staffroom or home ❣️

17/11/2023

With Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce & Tourism – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

17/11/2023

📸 Look at this post on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/ELFp4RTB2LvXJHjW/?mibextid=HI0kT6

FEEL GOOD FRIDAY 💫

A new life (and home) for Rodney!!

After having lived in residential aged care for over 8 years, Rodney has now transitioned into supported independent living (SIL) in the community and says that he is loving the positive impact the transition has had on his life and is very thankful for the NDIS & local providers for enabling it. It really was a team effort with many other providers playing a big part in supporting Rodney to achieve his goal.

Historically for many younger people living with a disability & unable to live in their own home, residential aged care was the only option. Now with the NDIS in full swing, many younger people have more options in terms of where they live with a big emphasis on supporting younger people to move out of aged care facilities into more age-appropriate housing. Rodney is thankful for the support he received whilst in residential care however is grateful for the opportunity to move into his own home & get back to doing the everyday things like his own cooking, laundry & even the dishes!

As OTs our role is to support clients to experience improved function & independence. We just love seeing clients like Rodney being able to re-engage in activities that give them purpose & fill their day (yes, even if one of those tasks is doing the dishes!).

Rodney says he is loving the added opportunities SIL is providing, especially the new garden that he is busy creating. Being an ex-farmer Rodney values being outside and getting his hands dirty & is loving being able to do this on a daily basis in his own backyard. Rodney says that he enjoys waking up each day to see what the day holds and is more connected to his friends & family as well as the broader community!

We would like to thank Rodney for giving us the opportunity to support him to move into SIL as well as enabling us to share his story. We hope that this story has shed light on the positive impact the NDIS can have on supporting people to live well – and we also hope it has given you some warm fuzzies at the same time!

08/11/2023

Another successful fishing trip by Eyre Care
Rodney Mc Cullum out on Port lincoln fishing charters Awesome day. Thanks to all

03/11/2023

If everybody understood these 10 essential tips, what a difference it would make! Spreading understanding is crucial for advocating for neurodivergent students, so make sure to you share this tip sheet with teachers you know.
Download here:https://suelarkey.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/10-Essential-Tips-fo-Understanding-Neurodiversity.pdf

29/10/2023

Put up this morning in our office with pride and proudness To all the Eyre Care team please look at this as a team achievement as Narelle Stagg and myself wouldnt have achieved by ourselves. To the community that has supported Eyre Care a massive thank you