I am a Behaviour Support Practitioner and have had the pleasure of working alongside the assistable team over the past six months.

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One of the things that has really stood out to me is the way assistable recognise that good care is about so much more than meeting day-to-day needs. They take the time to understand each person’s routines, relationships, preferences, goals and the life they are building, and this is reflected in the way they show up.

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Their approach is warm, respectful and genuinely collaborative. They work closely with participants, families and broader networks to make sure the care provided is thoughtful, consistent and meaningful.

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There is a strong sense of home within assistable’s properties. The environments feel warm, settled and lived-in, while still reflecting the high level of skill and support being provided.

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I have found assistable to be professional, approachable, receptive and accountable. It has been a pleasure to work alongside a team that is so open to collaboration, committed to quality, and clearly invested in the wellbeing and lives of the people they work with.