All About Caring

13/01/2026

Anne recently joined the Tuesday Club in Charlestown for a magic show. She loved watching the tricks and wanted a photo with the magician at the end of the performance. She left happy, photo in hand and plenty to talk about on the way home.

12/01/2026

Look at these smiles! :)

Recently, Fiona and Simon enjoyed a Christmas outing together. After lunch, Simon spotted the big Christmas tree and decided it was time for photos! The visit turned into a lovely afternoon of time together before the year came to a close.

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from us at All About Caring 🎄🎄🎄

A humongous thank you to our clients, families, referrers, and our amazing staff for helping make today magical, as always!

We wish you a very Merry Christmas 💚

21/12/2025

As we wrap up the year, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to our community, our team, and everyone who has supported us along the way.

This year has been about growth, connection, and making a positive difference, and we’re incredibly grateful to be on this journey together.

Here’s to the year that was, and to everything still to come 💙

16/12/2025

We need you 🫵 We’re hiring Disability Support Workers in Bowral! Are you looking for a rewarding career or your next step in support work? Whether
you’re experienced or just starting out, we want to hear from you!

✅ No experience needed – full training provided
✅ Flexible rotating roster: AM, PM, night, and weekend shifts
✅ Work/life blend focus
✅ Refer a friend program: Earn $100 for every successful referral!
✅ 24/7 office support

Ready to join a team that cares? Submit your resume today and discover how you can make a difference:
https://jobs.employmenthero.com/organisations/all-about-caring

Ps, COME MEET US IN PERSON!

We will be at the Mittagong RSL located at 148-150 Old Hume Highway,
Mittagong on the 22nd December from 10am to 3pm.

Come along and pop in for a chat to learn more about the role and see how you can become part of our caring community.

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01/12/2025

Support Worker Job Opportunity in Bowral:
All About Caring are currently seeking passionate and empathetic Disability Support Workers to provide essential care and support to individuals with disabilities.

As a Disability Support Worker, you will play a vital role in enhancing the lives and well-being of our clients.

Whether you're experienced or just starting out, we want to hear from you! Scan the QR code or check out this link for more information: https://employmenthero.com/jobs/organisations/all-about-caring/

01/12/2025

Warren ticked off something he’s always wanted to do today.
He was grinning from ear to ear after his Hot Laps in a V8 Supercar.
“That was just too good!” he told his support worker, still buzzing from the adrenaline.

Who said support has to be boring? We’re here for the ‘hang on, this is awesome’ moments. Send us a message if you want some of that!

24/11/2025

2025 was a blur of early starts, big projects, awesome wins, and those little moments you remember long after the day is done.

Here’s to the moments that actually made our 2025, with love from All About Caring!

20/11/2025

Saying goodbye to Michelle Lang today is going to be tough.

After 25 years of working alongside Michelle and 11 of those years directly at All About Caring I can honestly say she’s been one of the most steady, loyal, and quietly brilliant people I’ve had the privilege to work with.

Michelle started with All About Caring in 2014 as an Assessor and quickly became the go-to person for anything rostering, service coordination, or client onboarding. She’s led teams, built systems, and kept things running smoothly through every twist and turn. But more than that, she’s been someone I could always count on whether it was a quick chat, a big decision, or just a laugh when we needed it most.

She’s not one for the spotlight, but her impact is everywhere. Michelle’s retirement marks the end of a huge chapter for All About Caring, and for me personally. I’ll miss her calm presence, her dry humour, and her ability to just get things done without fuss.

Michelle, thank you for everything. You’ve earned every bit of what’s next, and I hope it’s full of joy, rest, and time with the people you love.

If you’ve worked with Michelle, I’d love for you to share a memory or message below. Let’s send her off with the recognition she truly deserves.

07/11/2025

Kai didn’t think he’d ever walk through a car show again. Then he did, three times.

Since moving into aged care, Kai hadn’t expected to be out and about much. His mobility had declined, and the events he used to love felt out of reach.

That changed when, with his Support Worker, he was invited to ChromeFest Show ‘n’ Shine.

Together, they walked every row of classic and muscle cars. Three full laps. The furthest Kai had walked with support in years.

The impact went beyond the event. On the way home, something shifted. Kai’s conversations flowed more freely, he started engaging with more energy and confidence than anyone had seen in a long time.

This has been such an exciting story that we are so happy to be able to share with you :)

If you’re supporting someone who’s lost interest in the things they once loved, or you’re looking for a team that sees what’s still possible, we’d love to talk.

20/10/2025

What Happens When You Never Give Up:

In 2019, Warren was involved in a catastrophic motor vehicle accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury. He remained in a coma for eight months.

Doctors told his mother he may never wake. If he did, he would not walk or talk.

But she never gave up hope. And neither did Warren.

Fast forward to 2025, with the support of his team at All About Caring, Warren is regaining his independence and confidence. Recently Warren started a training program to help him build the skills needed to commence work with a supported employment gardening crew.

With an overwhelming sense of pride when she viewed the photos of Warren at work, his mum cannot believe how far he has come.

"I am so proud of him. He is my heart. Thank you for everything you and your team have done for him."

We love seeing moments like this. An awesome photo! A proud mum! A young man finding his feet again!