Support Worker Store

Support Worker Store Support Worker Store provides an easy shopping experience for Support Workers to buy essentials. Thank

xoxo
SWS

About Me

Being a Support Worker is the BEST job I have ever had. No Day is ever the same, and the Sector has grown and evolved in the past 15 years. I started my Disability Career at nineteen and have been in this sector for more than 15 years. Across multiple roles, from my favourite Support Worker across Groups and Individual Supports in the home and community, I have been in management positio

ns across the board. Support Worker Store was born from wanting to help out a fellow support worker and inform our Disability Workforce of the resources available to them.

06/09/2026

🌍 Ever thought about how your experiences shape your path?

Tag someone who's faced challenges but still found their way!

Luke's journey from a tough upbringing to a passionate advocate for youth shows that every struggle can lead to purpose. He learned firsthand how community support can change lives, leading him to create Payloft.

It's not just about guiding young people but ensuring they experience joy, adventure, and connection in their childhood.

Sometimes, the hardest roads lead to the most fulfilling destinations. What do you think makes a difference in a young person's life?

👉 Check out the full episode in our bio for more inspiring stories!

06/09/2026

Disability does not cancel sexuality. Read that again. 👏

Every support worker needs basic sexuality and relationships education—not to become a sexologist, but to handle conversations about consent, privacy, bodies and relationships without shame or panic.

People grow. Bodies change. Life changes. The education needs to grow with them.

In this episode, Melanie Guiney and I talk about consent, body safety, healthy relationships and what good support actually looks like.

This isn’t an optional extra. It’s safety, dignity and choice.

🎧 **S*x, Consent & Disability: What Every Support Worker Needs to Hear**

Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/4b5KluehnHGR5bwD2sXQoi?si=53380f69c2d74403

Watch on YouTube:
https://youtube.com/?si=UYeUnfY5BK0jvX0h

*xualityEducation

💚 Independent Support Workers + Providers — come join us.If you're out here doing good work, choosing your clients, and ...
06/09/2026

💚 Independent Support Workers + Providers — come join us.

If you're out here doing good work, choosing your clients, and running your own show…
then you need to be on SwiftyMatchy — the new way participants choose their supports based on real vibe + real connection. ✨

We’re opening early access for indies who want visibility before launch.
2025 is your level-up era… don’t miss it. 😉

👉 Comment “swiftymatchy” for the link.

05/09/2026

What does good support actually look like from a family’s point of view?

In this episode of **Sarah Knows Support Workers**, I sit down with Julie Fisher to talk about disability, family life, support workers, the NDIS and what families really need from the people supporting someone they love.

There are some bloody good lessons in this one for NDIS support workers. 💛

🎧 Watch the full podcast on YouTube or listen on Spotify.

03/09/2026

If the technology exists, why are people still drowning in NDIS admin? 👀

I sat down with Mark Woodland from Kismet to talk about outdated systems, unnecessary processes and what better healthcare could actually look like.

Less admin. Faster access. Better outcomes. Because people shouldn’t need a degree in paperwork just to get the support they need.

Watch or listen to the full episode:

🎧 Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/4b5KluehnHGR5bwD2sXQoi?si=53380f69c2d74403

📺 YouTube:
https://youtube.com/?si=UYeUnfY5BK0jvX0h

Learn more about Mark and Kismet:

🔗 https://markwoodland.com.au/
🔗 https://www.kismet.healthcare/

Kismet Gala tickets are coming soon, so keep an eye on Kismet for updates! 🎟️

02/09/2026

In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers, Sarah chats with Traidy, founder of Chosen Family, about support work, advocacy, inclusion, and what it really means to create a place where people feel safe, seen, and supported.

Traidy shares how he went from law, ministry, and community work into support work, and how one unexpected shift helped lead to the creation of Chosen Family.

This conversation dives into LGBTQIA+ inclusion, cultural care, disability support, belonging, AI, leadership, and why good support work is never just “a shift.” It is connection, trust, choice, and sometimes helping someone build a whole new life.

We also talk about the power of chosen family, why providers need to keep learning, and how support workers can make a real impact when they take the time to truly know the person in front of them.

To learn more about Chosen Family, visit:
https://www.chosen.family/

Address

Melbourne, VIC

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Support Worker Store posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Support Worker Store:

Shortcuts

Share

Category