Achieve Your Best - Disability Support Services

04/04/2026

Happy Hoppy Easter everyone, have a wonderful day whichever way you chose to spend it. Stay safe and don't forget it's ok to eat chocolate for breakfast. Here's a little message from Darryn and James who are both excited for chocolate.

02/04/2026

Today is Good Friday and it means so many things to so many people, but one thing that is important is the annual Good Friday Appeal. The hospital staff, doctors, nurses, volunteers all do an amazing job. So many lives changed and saved. We know in current times finances are limited, but if you can spare even $2 or sacrifice that one cup of coffee to donate, everyone dollar counts.
Stay safe and "Give that they may grow".

01/04/2026

World Autism Day.
Supporting individuals with Autism is all about understanding their own needs and working out how we best support them.

World Autism Awareness Day is observed each year on April 2 to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion of people with autism. It highlights the importance of supporting individuals on the autism spectrum so they can lead fulfilling and meaningful lives. On this day, communities around the world come together to raise awareness, share stories, and encourage kindness and respect for neurodiversity. It also serves as a reminder that everyone deserves equal opportunities, regardless of how they think, learn, or communicate.

30/03/2026

WORLD BIPOLAR DAY

World Bipolar Day, observed annually on March 30, is dedicated to raising awareness about bipolar disorder and reducing the stigma surrounding mental health conditions. The date was chosen to coincide with the birthday of artist Vincent van Gogh, who is widely believed to have experienced bipolar disorder. This day encourages open conversations, education, and support for those living with the condition, which is characterized by extreme mood swings ranging from depressive lows to manic highs. Through global campaigns, events, and shared personal stories, World Bipolar Day aims to promote understanding, early diagnosis, and effective treatment, while also reminding individuals that they are not alone in their journey.

26/03/2026

You know you're a town legend when the local boy's name their basketball team after the great man himself CHUM. Congratulations on your Grand Final win. Well done .

24/03/2026

Meet Darryn aka Dazz, Dazzy, Razzle Dazzle. Dazz lives in one of our SIL homes with another participant.
Dazz loves sport and is very talented and anything he tries. Especially bowling, his average being atleast 180 a game. He is a mad Geelong supporter and could give you stat's dating back for years. Dazz comes from a large family and being in our SIL home it gives his family the opportunity to visit whenever they like. Darryn loves his family, loves YouTube, comedy and music. He loves a good sing along. Darryn has had some great opportunities with the Geelong football club, getting to go along to the games and getting the chance to be a part of the guard of honour, where he made an appearance on live TV. Darryn loves travel training and going out with his support workers.Darryn has thrived in his SIL home and he is an amazing man to be around. Here are a few photos of Darryn loving life.

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

18/03/2026

We’re Hiring!

Achieve Your Best is growing, and we’re on the lookout for passionate, reliable and experienced Support Workers to join our amazing team.
If you’re someone who genuinely cares about making a difference, enjoys empowering others to live independently, and thrives in a supportive work environment, we’d love to hear from you.

✅ Experience in disability support (Dementia experience an advantage)
✅ Strong communication and teamwork skills
✅ Reliable, professional and person-centred
✅ Flexible availability

In return, you’ll be welcomed into a warm, supportive team that values you, and recognises your strengths.
If this sounds like you, send us a message or email your resume to admin@achieveyourbest.com.au
Feel free to share this post with anyone who’d be a great fit.

Let’s make a difference together. 💙

16/03/2026

14th -20th of March is Neurodiversity Week it's a time dedicated to celebrating the different ways people think, learn, and experience the world. It raises awareness about neurological differences such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive variations, highlighting that these differences are natural parts of human diversity. During the week, schools, workplaces, and communities encourage understanding, inclusion, and support for neurodivergent individuals. Neurodiversity Week reminds everyone that diverse minds bring unique strengths, creativity, and perspectives that make society stronger.

07/03/2026

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
International Women’s Day is a powerful reminder of the strength, resilience, and leadership women bring to every industry. As the owner's of a disability support company, We are especially proud to be part of a community that values compassion, inclusion, and empowerment. Every day, we work to break down barriers and create opportunities so people of all abilities can live with dignity and independence. Being women in business while advocating for people with disabilities is both a privilege and a responsibility, and we're grateful to stand alongside so many inspiring women who continue to lead with heart, courage, and purpose. Today we celebrate the progress we’ve made and recommit to building a more inclusive future for everyone.
To all the amazing, strong, independent, caring and supportive women in our lives we celebrate you and thank each and everyone of you.

07/03/2026

Meet Matthew, (Matty).
Matty is a regular at Achieve Your Best - Disability Support Services using our respite facilities. Matty is a one eyed Swannies supporter and he makes sure you know it. Matty is a friendly, bubbly man who enjoys footy, socialising with his peers. He loves Home and away and apparently scary movies even if they give him bad dreams.
Matty comes to our respite regularly which gives family members time to themselves, gives Matty some independence and time to interact with his peers. We always look forward to our weekends with Matty.
If respite is something that could benefit you and your family feel free to contact us. Info in bio