Heart to Heart, a Conversation From Like Family
A video series where we explore the personal realities that don’t always get the airtime
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We explore the personal realities that don’t always get the airtime
This is a space for honest conversations that challenge assumptions, shift perspectives and remind us that at our core, we’re all humans simply navigating life and learning as we go.
Heart to Heart is building a space for honest storytelling, where vulnerability is not just welcomed, but celebrated.
Hosted by people who get it
The co-founders of Like Family, Jenna and Mat, are people with deep, personal experience in the world of care.
The idea for Like Family (and Heart to Heart) was born from Mat’s own journey. When his parents became unwell with life threatening illnesses, he realised what they needed wasn’t just medical help but also connection and companionship. Someone to treat them like people, not patients.
About Like Family
Like Family is as an NDIS disability and aged care provider. We connect people who need social care and companionship with quality carers who truly make a difference.
We match members and carers based on interests, personality and needs to create a lasting relationship that feels like family.
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