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02/02/2023

Super excited to hold this upcoming workshop. The day will be very informative with heaps of time for specific questions. Lunch and snacks included - It'll be a small group and at the end of the day you will have a good understanding of what is needed to work as an independent support worker. Register NOW

24/10/2022

Things you love to see ❤️

26/08/2022

💜💜💜💜HAPPY WEAR IT PURPLE DAY 💜💜💜💜

🌈 How are you celebrating Wear It Purple Day this year? 🌈

💜🌈Be sure to tag us and show us how you're celebrating! 🌈💜

28/07/2022

Unfortunately STABLE Support is experiencing a bit of a COVID outbreak - We have 3 of 4 staff out with many clients reporting being positive.

Believe it or not, we dont believe our staff are the cause of spreading but who will ever know. We will be in touch with clients today and tomorrow to check on welfare however please be advised there will be disruptions to normal supports over the next 10 days.

Please practice social distancing when possible!

05/07/2022

When a bike accident put the brakes on former triathlete Yvette Eglinton's fast-paced, outdoorsy lifestyle, she decided to help others living with disability to access nature more easily.

17/03/2022

FREE safety and assistance wristbands now available! 🆓

If you’re concerned about a vulnerable loved one or someone in your care getting lost or needing emergency support when at events or in public collect a FREE safety and assistance wristband from your local police station today! 👮

✏️ With a space for vital information about the wearer such as phone number, medical advice, languages spoken, or details of any vulnerabilities, an assisting person can provide relevant and immediate help, reuniting lost loved ones safely or aiding those who may need physical or medical support.

Find out more 👉 https://www.police.sa.gov.au/nhw/home/news/safety-and-assistance-wristbands-available

16/03/2022

04/03/2022

Support an independent voice for our community.

01/03/2022

We’ve noticed heaps of mossies while about and about. Kids with disabilities are even more vulnerable. Make sure you cover up, repel (if your child can) and eliminate water around the home

❗ The risk of mosquito borne disease transmission is currently high in South Australia.

Viruses that can cause serious diseases like encephalitis, which may be fatal or cause long-term neurological damage, have been detected.

There has also been a spike in Ross River virus cases.

There is currently no vaccine or cure for South Australian mosquito-borne diseases.

Protect yourself and your family by covering up with long, loose clothing, using insect repellent, and eliminating the water mosquitoes breed in.

Cover up. Repel. Eliminate.

ℹ️ For more information, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/fightthebite

26/01/2022