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Sally

Rowville, VIC

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About me

My motivation to become a Social Carer is centred on supporting the whole person, with a focus on emotional wellbeing, independence, and respecting each individual’s unique needs and preferences. As a mum to two neurodivergent children, I’ve developed strong patience, insight, and resilience, along with a broad understanding of mental health and the many ways people experience life. I also cared for my elderly mother during her journey with dementia before she transitioned into aged care. These experiences have given me valuable lived experience, practical skills, and a genuine commitment to providing thoughtful, person-centred support. In my work, I focus on building trust and connection through simple, meaningful interactions. I aim to support individuals to feel confident, respected, and empowered, while encouraging participation in activities that bring a sense of enjoyment, purpose, and achievement. I bring a calm, compassionate presence, along with a positive outlook and a sense of humour, creating safe and supportive environments where people feel valued, at ease, and truly seen. I enjoy supporting people through everyday activities such as walks in nature, creative art and craft, attending appointments, running errands, or simply sharing conversation and companionship. I aim to support people in ways that build confidence, encourage independence, and allow them to participate in activities that are meaningful to them. Interests & Activities: Nature Walks • Creative Arts & Crafts • Animals & Horses • Mindfulness Activities • Community Outings • Gentle Companionship •Traveling • History & Archaeology •Mythology & Folklore Caring for my elderly rescue horse, Ollie, has taught me patience, attentiveness, and the importance of creating a safe and nurturing environment where everyone feels comfortable and at ease. I carry these lessons into my support work, encouraging connection through simple, meaningful experiences—whether that’s sharing a quiet moment with a horse, spending time outdoors, or engaging in gentle art and craft activities that promote creativity, mindfulness, and confidence. My goal is always to ensure the people I support feel not only cared for, but also empowered and supported in ways that suit them best.

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Transport

Working with Children

Domestic Assistance

COVID-19: Vaccinated + Booster

NDIS Worker Check

Experience

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Anxiety Disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Dementia

Depression

Global Developmental Delay

Learning Disability

Ageing

World
Languages

Preferred

English

Additional

Greek

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Services
Computer

Skills training

Event

Event buddy

Car

Transport

Stove

Cooking

Arts & Crafts

Arts & crafts

Kettlebell

Health & wellbeing

Social Carer Academy

NDIS Worker Orientation Module

Supporting Safe and Enjoyable Meals

Covid-19

Understanding Disability and Ageing

Putting Passion to Purpose

Connecting to Community

Developing Practical Support Skills

Communication and Problem Solving

Training & Awards
Offers support for Mealtime Management Plans

Offers support for Mealtime Management Plans

Received both doses of COVID-19 vaccination & booster

Received both doses of COVID-19 vaccination & booster