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Find your ideal Support Worker with our NEW match maker quiz
Choosing a Support Worker isn’t just about availability When you’re looking for disability support, finding a support worker who has the right qualifications is important. But qualifications alone don’t tell the whole story. The best support relationships are built on something deeper: trust, understanding, communication, shared values and compatibility. At Helping Solutions, we’ve spent years......
Protected: NDIS Reforms: Now what? A Guide to Keeping Your Support Needs Evidence Up to Date
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Insights From the Ageing Australia WA State Conference 2026
On 3 – 5 June, team members from Helping Solutions, part of the Xanadu Group family of care and community service organisations, attended the Ageing Australia WA State Conference 2026. This was a major, state‑focused event that brought together Western Australian aged care providers, sector leaders, policymakers and innovators. It was a genuine pleasure to meet so many people who care deeply about getting......
Back for our third year – The Vinnies CEO Sleepout
The Vinnies CEO Sleepout is a nationwide initiative that brings together Australia’s business and community leaders to raise awareness and funds to combat homelessness. Each winter, on the longest and coldest night of the year, those participating sleep outdoors to gain a small insight into the realities faced by thousands of Australians without secure housing.......
Helping Solutions Joins Ageing Australia and Sponsors the WA State Conference 2026
We’re proud to share that Helping Solutions is now a member of Ageing Australia, the national peak body representing aged care providers, and will be sponsoring the Ageing Australia WA State Conference 2026 as a Silver Sponsor. This milestone reflects our ongoing commitment to quality, innovation, and collaboration across the aged care sector — particularly......
Stop assuming what people with disability need… and pick up these books instead
Society often assumes what people with disability want instead of listening to their lived experiences. This shows up in reduced NDIS funding, poorly implemented inclusion programmes, and inaccessible housing. That’s why authentic representation in books, film and TV matters. When people with disability shape their own stories, harmful stereotypes are challenged, and diverse perspectives are normalised. How entertainment and......