After-hours community access and supports
The good parts of the week are rarely on a weekday
Support that stops at five in the afternoon quietly rules out most of what people look forward to. We work evenings and weekends so those things stay on the table.
What it covers
Plenty of what makes a week worth having happens in the evening and on the weekend: the footy, a barbecue, a night out, a family event. We support people outside standard business hours so those things stay possible, with the same workers you already know rather than whoever is on call.
- Evenings and weekends
- The same familiar workers
- Planned in advance with you
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Evenings, weekends and the occasions in between
The footy, a barbecue, a birthday, a night out, a family event. These are the things people talk about afterwards, and they're the first things to disappear when support only runs business hours.
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The workers you already know
After-hours doesn't mean an on-call stranger. It's planned in advance with the same team, because arriving at a family event with someone you have just met defeats the point.
03
Planned with you, in advance
We ask what's coming up and roster toward it. That's easier to do for a small number of people, which is one of the reasons we stay the size we are.
Where we work
Available across a two-hour radius of Dalby
We are based in Dalby and cover roughly a two-hour radius, which takes in a lot of country other providers will not travel to.
The rest of what we do
Other supports
Social and community access
The biggest part of what we do.
Transport
Getting you where you need to be.
In-home support
A hand with everyday life, your way.
Respite and short-term accommodation
A genuine break, for everyone.
Independent living
Your own home, your own way.
Capacity building
Getting better at the things you want to do.
Lifestyle support program
A week with something in it.
Meal prep
Good food, made together.
Cleaning
A home you're comfortable in.
Let's find the right fit
Whether you're looking for support for yourself or someone you love, or you're referring someone who deserves better, we'd love to hear from you. A real person answers.