Support for everyday life
Seven areas of support, one team. Most people use a mix, and the mix changes as goals change. Start with the area that matters most right now.
The seven support areas
- Community access and social participation Getting out, joining in and building friendships in your local community.
- Daily living support Meals, groceries, the house and the budget, done with you rather than for you.
- Capacity building Skills, confidence and independence that grow through doing things for real.
- Health and wellbeing support Getting to appointments, keeping healthy habits going and having someone in your corner.
- Employment and education support Support to get to study or work, and to build the skills that make it stick.
- Administration and advocacy support Letters, forms and services that do not make sense, sorted together.
- Transport support Getting to appointments, activities and services, and learning the route for next time.
Not sure which one you need?
That is normal. A single week often touches most of these: the bus to a group is community access and transport, the cooking afterwards is daily living, and the confidence that comes from both is capacity building. You do not have to pick a box before you get in touch.
Tell Myles what you would like more of, or what feels hard right now, and the plan can be shaped from there. Every support is built around your goals and your independence, and we work alongside the rest of your team so nothing gets lost between people.
A conversation is a good place to start.
No forms to fill in first, no documents. Just tell Myles a little about what you are looking for.
Talk to Myles