Nurse Assist 24/7 Disability Services

Nurse Assist 24/7 Disability Services NDIS registered provider, SIL, Complex needs and nursing components

Christmas is a reminder that what matters most is not how much we do,but how present we are with one another.May this se...
24/12/2025

Christmas is a reminder that what matters most is not how much we do,
but how present we are with one another.

May this season bring moments of calm, connection, and care —
especially for those who need it most.







Celebrating Community, Connection & CareOn Wednesday, 17 December, we came together at McLarty Hall, Shoalwater to celeb...
24/12/2025

Celebrating Community, Connection & Care

On Wednesday, 17 December, we came together at McLarty Hall, Shoalwater to celebrate the season with our clients and support team.

It was a day filled with connection, smiles, and shared moments — a reminder that care is about people, relationships, and belonging.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day special.
We’re grateful for the trust, community, and support that shape everything we do.

As the year comes to a close, we carry these moments forward.







Mid-December doesn’t need more pressure. It needs more awareness.As the year winds down, many support workers feel the w...
15/12/2025

Mid-December doesn’t need more pressure.

It needs more awareness.
As the year winds down, many support workers feel the weight of accumulated care, not just tasks, but emotions, transitions, expectations.

This week doesn’t require perfection.

It requires presence.
Move a little slower.
Listen a little deeper.
Regulate before you respond.

Care feels safer when it’s steady, for the people we support and for ourselves.

Mid-week reminder for every support worker:Before you guide someone else through their day,check in with yourself first....
10/12/2025

Mid-week reminder for every support worker:

Before you guide someone else through their day,
check in with yourself first.

Your tone, your pace, your emotional temperature —
they all shape the space long before your instructions do.

A regulated support worker doesn’t just complete tasks.
They reduce overwhelm.
They prevent escalation.
They make the environment feel safe, steady and predictable.

So today, take 30 seconds to reset:
• breathe slower
• drop your shoulders
• unclench your jaw
• soften your voice
• choose presence over pressure

Your calm leads the room —
and that is one of the most powerful wellness tools in disability support.

The strongest thing you bring into a support shift isn’t your task list. It’s your presence.When a worker stays steady, ...
08/12/2025

The strongest thing you bring into a support shift isn’t your task list.

It’s your presence.

When a worker stays steady, the person they support feels safer — and everything else flows from there.

This week, let presence be your first professional skill.

A new month doesn’t erase what came before —it simply invites us to enter differently.More aware.More grounded.More inte...
01/12/2025

A new month doesn’t erase what came before —
it simply invites us to enter differently.

More aware.
More grounded.
More intentional in how we show up for others and ourselves.

This month, may our care be calm,
our noticing be deeper,
and our presence feel like safety to those who lean on us.

Happy New Month from Nurse Assist 24/7.
May we walk into it with softness, clarity and respect.

28/11/2025

Some forms of care don’t announce themselves.
They don’t look dramatic.
They don’t sound loud.
They simply notice — and by noticing, they heal.

The way a person’s breathing changes.
The silence before overwhelm.
The hand movement that signals discomfort.
The glance that asks for patience, not pressure.

Support work is often about what isn’t spoken.

When we slow down enough to observe —
to catch the subtle, the quiet, the early —
care becomes softer, safer, more human.

Noticing heals quietly.
And sometimes, quietly is exactly what is needed.

Wellness isn’t just a staff benefit — it’s a professional standard.In disability and community support, the way we show ...
26/11/2025

Wellness isn’t just a staff benefit — it’s a professional standard.
In disability and community support, the way we show up emotionally affects the way we deliver care physically.

Wellness looks like:
• pausing before a shift to reset
• approaching clients with calm energy
• noticing early signs of stress or overwhelm
• asking for clarity before acting
• supporting each other during demanding days

When staff feel steady, informed and supported, clients feel safer — and the whole environment becomes calmer.

At Nurse Assist 24/7, wellbeing is not a side message.
It’s part of our care culture, part of our training, and part of the way we build safer, more consistent support.

Calm teams create calm outcomes.
And calm outcomes build trust.

Mondays set the tone for the entire week, especially in disability support.The strongest teams aren’t the fastest — they...
23/11/2025

Mondays set the tone for the entire week, especially in disability support.
The strongest teams aren’t the fastest — they’re the ones who start with clarity.

Before every shift, one simple habit protects clients, staff and the quality of care:

Check the care plan.
Review the updates.
Align with the routine.

When information is clear, shifts run smoother, behaviours reduce, and clients feel secure.
This week, choose clarity over assumptions — and safety over speed.

Celebrating our Staff of the Month across recent months!Each person recognised has demonstrated exceptional dedication, ...
20/11/2025

Celebrating our Staff of the Month across recent months!
Each person recognised has demonstrated exceptional dedication, professionalism and genuine care in their roles.
Your consistency, teamwork and commitment to following the care plan set the standard for what quality support looks like at Nurse Assist 24/7.

Thank you for everything you do — this recognition is well deserved. 💙💚

It’s the one habit that prevents 90% of care mistakes.Before every shift, before every action, check the care plan. No a...
03/11/2025

It’s the one habit that prevents 90% of care mistakes.
Before every shift, before every action, check the care plan. No assumptions. No guesswork. Just clarity, safety, and dignity.

It’s that simple. And it matters more than you think.

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Rockingham, WA

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