5 ways a support worker can help you reach your goals.
Working with a support worker can open up more opportunities to do what you love, discover new interests and work towards your goals – your way. Support workers aren’t there to take over. They’re there to back you up, provide support when you need it and help make the day run smoothly. Whether it’s getting to the gym, joining a new group or heading to a community event, having someone in your corner can make a big difference. Here are five ways a support worker can help you get more out of your time. 1. Getting out and about. Sometimes the hardest part of trying something new is getting started. A support worker can help you plan ahead, manage the details and feel more confident stepping into a new space. They can: Help organise your outing Navigate public transport or provide transport Support you in unfamiliar places Make sure everything runs safely and smoothly. 2. Doing more of what you enjoy. Support workers are there to support your choices, not make them for you. That means you get to decide how you want to spend your time – whether that’s going to a movie, checking out a local market or
