Celebrating the retirement of our home support worker, Kathleen
Kathleen was one of Accept Care's superstar home support workers for the last ten years, but unfortunately for us, she retired recently. We will miss her dearly, but we are excited for her as she embarks on this next stage of life. We had a morning tea to celebrate...
Meet our Team – Bao
Bao is one of our amazing home support workers who work directly with our clients and assist in their daily living activities in their homes. Our home support workers mostly work independently so Bao came up with a great idea and created a WhatsApp group for the team...
Our clients celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary
Our clients, Valerie and David, celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary last week and what an amazing milestone for them! Our home support worker, Jess, sees the couple regularly and found out their wedding anniversary was coming up. Jess very sweetly suggested that...
National Carers Week
National Carers Week is a time to recognise and celebrate the 2.65 million Australians who provide care and support to a family member or friend. Looking after someone with an illness or disability can take a huge toll on a carer’s own health and family life, so it’s...
Meet our Team – Lauren Bucco
Lauren Bucco is our Customer Service Team Manager. Our Customer Service Team are the friendly voice you hear on the other end of the phone when you call Accept Care, and they are always ready to help. They are responsible for allocating Home Support Workers to...
Introducing NEW Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
The Accept Care Differently Abled team are proud to introduce their new service offering Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, which is available immediately for new and existing clients with Lauren Shrive (pictured below).
We’re hiring – Allied Health Assistant
We are seeking an enthusiastic Allied Health Assistant to join a dynamic, fast-growing team in Adelaide!
Meet our Team – Rachel Ho
Introducing Rachel
Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy now available at Accept Care
The future of mental health treatment is here! We are excited to announce that we have launched our brand-new Virtual Reality (VR) Exposure Therapy. This revolutionary technology creates a real sense of presence through immersive simulations of real-world...
Dying to Know Day
Today is Dying to Know Day, a day dedicated to creating conversations and improving knowledge about death, dying and bereavement. Discussions around dying can be sensitive and upsetting and are often pushed aside. However, they are important conversations to have with...