Assigned Guardian Angel

21/04/2026

April is Youth Cancer Awareness Month 💛

At Assigned Guardian Angel, we stand with young Australians facing cancer — a journey that no young person should have to face alone.

A cancer diagnosis during youth can disrupt education, careers, mental health, and independence. It’s a time when support matters most — not just medically, but emotionally, socially, and practically.

We believe in:
✨ Providing compassionate, person-centred support
✨ Empowering young people to maintain independence
✨ Supporting families through challenging times
✨ Raising awareness for early detection and better outcomes

Let’s come together to uplift, support, and advocate for young individuals battling cancer. Every conversation, every act of kindness, and every bit of awareness makes a difference.

💛 You are not alone. We are here.

07/04/2026

🐣✨ Belated Easter Lunch with the AGA Family ✨🐣

We might be a little late… but we’re never missing out on good food and even better company! 💛🍕

Our team came together to celebrate Easter with a relaxed lunch filled with smiles, laughter, and (of course) plenty of pizza and treats 🍩🥤

At AGA, it’s moments like these that remind us how important connection, community, and support really are — not just for our participants, but within our team too.

Hope everyone had a beautiful Easter! 🐰🌼

03/04/2026

From our hearts to yours
We are taking a small break over the Easter holiday. See you on Tuesday.

30/03/2026

Congratulations to our Employee of the Month Bree-Anna!
Your dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to excellence have not gone unnoticed. You consistently go above and beyond to support both our team and the people we serve, and your hard work truly reflects the values of our organisation.

Thank you for your reliability, professionalism, and the genuine care you bring into everything you do. You make a meaningful difference every day, and we are incredibly grateful to have you as part of our team.

👏 Please join us in congratulating Bree-Anna on this well-deserved achievement!

17/03/2026

Celebrating Harmony Week 🧡

At Assigned Guardian Angels, we believe everyone belongs.
We are proud to support a diverse community where respect, inclusion, and connection come first.

This week is a reminder that our differences make us stronger — and together, we create a more inclusive future.

14/01/2026

Celebrating the people behind the care.

Our end of year party was all about recognising the dedication, compassion and hard work that makes Assigned Guardian Angel what it is.

So grateful for this team and excited for what’s ahead in 2026. 💙

13/01/2026

🌿 It’s Mental Wellness Month! 🌿

January is Mental Wellbeing Month! This month spotlights the importance of keeping track of your emotional wellbeing by checking in on your moods, ability to function socially, energy levels and ability to respond to challenges.

Take a moment for yourself—breathe, meditate, or just enjoy some quiet. Setting boundaries and saying “no” is totally okay!

12/01/2026

We’re thrilled to launch our new Day Programs, designed to empower, inspire, and support participants of all ages! 🧑‍🎨👩‍🍳🎵

Our programs cater to age groups:
✨ 7–11 | 12–16 | 17–25 | 25–40 | 40+

With small class sizes of just 3 participants, we ensure focused attention, safe supervision, and a calm, welcoming environment.

From Lifestyle Skills to Cooking, Hair & Beauty, Social Media, Music Therapy, Hydrotherapy, Gym, Emotional Awareness, and Workforce & Employment — every class is designed to build confidence, independence, and real-life skills in a fun, supportive setting. 💪🎶💄

Whether it’s learning to cook a meal 🍳, express yourself creatively 🎨, or build workplace skills 🖥️, our Day Programs are all about growth, connection, and independence.

📅 Small groups. Expert guidance. Life-changing skills.
💌 DM us today to learn more or book your spot!

❤️

24/12/2025

From our Family to yours

23/10/2025

It’s Invisible Disabilities Week (19–25 October)! 💛

Did you know that around 80–85% of people with disability have one that isn’t visible?

These include neurological, cognitive, sensory, mental health, and chronic conditions that aren’t always immediately apparent.

FPDN stands strong in advocating for the rights, voices, and lived experiences of our mob with disability — both visible and invisible.

Not all disabilities are visible — but a little understanding, cultural respect, and kindness can go a long way in making everyone feel seen, supported, and valued.

ALT Text: Graphic with Aboriginal artwork by Uncle Paul Constable-Calcott, a proud Wiradjuri artist, featuring the words “Invisible Disabilities Week.”

03/09/2025

30/08/2025

Just another day in the life of a support coordinator trying to order incontinent products for their client. Sorry AL blame AI