Kindness Kare

02/02/2026

An early morning transition for one of our kk family souls, a day of reflection, gratitude & heartache for those who shared her life - go gently sweet lady. 🤍

06/12/2025

12/09/2025

We are hoping to find some more family members for our beautiful team.

Experienced nurses, personal care, aged & disability support staff we are looking for you 🤍🙏🏼🌻

Resumes to admin@kindnesskare.com.au

30/07/2025

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29/07/2025

Honouring the life & acknowledgement of the death of a beautiful Kk family member. A well respected gentleman❤️🙏🏼 thank you for letting us care

24/07/2025

Proudly introducing Hope In Humanity - my second baby to nurture and cherish along side Kindness Kare.

My lack of desire for earning profit in business is hard when running a business that thrives off profitable mindset, so a not-for-profit charity was an absolute must for sustainable, heartfelt & life altering supports to be provided.

Hope In Humanity is in its very early days, currently an opportunity shop located in Hogan Street Tatura, Pop in and say hello, we love to chat & have a laugh.

With big plans & big dreams, and lots of assistance to offer in the near future.

Please follow along to support us, so we can continue to support others. 🙏🏼🤍

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12/07/2025

Acknowledging the peaceful transition of a strong man, and the days spent holding space in his beautiful home surrounded by his family.
With a gorgeous panoramic view, burning fireplace, cosy loungeroom, dog cuddles, your loved ones & stories shared you slowed your breathing and left this earth. Go gentle. ❤️
It always amazes me how energetically connected I become to those dying, even if never met previously. I will forever be grateful and honoured to be there in these moments. Such precious & beautiful, equally heartbreaking chapters of this life 🙏🏼

23/06/2025

Acknowledging the death of a beautiful soul who left earth side this weekend supported by her equally beautiful family in her home, peaceful & gracefully facing her end of life. Such a short interaction for myself with this lady but an absolute massive impact made with lessons to carry forward from her to me in that short time. 🤍🌻 you’ve earnt your rest sweet lady- thankyou 🙏🏼

19/06/2025

I am honoured to be part of an evolving world in where death as we know it is positively changing. Where as a society the words death & dying are being spoken about more, still more often than not it’s with fear & apprehension, sadness & despair- it’s still spoken. Education of a topic is so important- to know what’s available to you, and to understand what your choices are. I have held the hands of so many who are facing it head on, some who are frightened, some who are prepared & ready, some who aren’t able to even fully comprehend or understand what’s coming next. I’ve had conversations with some who cry & some who smile, even those who try to make light hearted jokes and share a little laugh. Some who discuss every ounce of what they want when their time comes. Every death has been different. Every conversation adjusted to suit the individual, and every speck of care given with my respect, my love, my genuine support and my heartfelt gratitude for being accepted into such a sacred time & space. I like many who are passionate about great, real and optimal palliative & end of life care will continue to advocate, learn & teach for as long as we can to promote and continue to grow this society into one that still sometimes or always feels sad, still is scared, still smiles but maybe one that’s a little more in control then they were prior to engaging in a conversation around the topic of death & dying.

I am grateful. I am blessed.

26/05/2025

And just like that in the quiet hours of the still afternoon, your breathing slowed, death came to get you and you had to go.

Thank you for the years of love & lessons. Agapi Mou 🤍

23/05/2025

Honouring the transition of another soul who died at home in his bed, the way he wanted to go 🙏🏼❤️🌻 blessings

21/05/2025

To some this photo is just a photo of a man who appears to be of significant age & decline, having a cigarette on a balcony.

To others it may be just a photo of some beautiful coloured leaves and a nice blue sky.

To him it is the first cigarette and sunshine on his skin in days, it’s a quiet moment shared with me, tears & laughter, a hold of the hand, a thank you, an acknowledgment. It’s a lifetime of questioning choices, a constant reflection, an abrupt battle of trying to maintain independence at home for as long as possible, slowly loosing choice, capacity and control. It’s a slow acceptance that what was, is no longer. A smack bang look in the eye at his mortality. Facing the end of his time on this earth. An uprooted quick exit from home to an emergency presentation, lengthy hospital stay and then a decision to choose the facility that will be his final destination whilst alive. It’s grief within grief - never getting to step foot back home to his belongings or memories, knowing life has changed, grieving his normal, facing the unknown, new faces, new routines, accepting care. Accepting his death.

To me, it is another reason why. A reason to add to my list of all of the reasons why that come before this and all of the future reasons why that will follow this.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, no higher honour 🤍🙏🏼 what a blessing & a beautiful gift this is.