Changing Lives
For the Better
Congratulations
Brothers!!!
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We offer a support service where the relationship is beyond that of a normal client & support worker relationship.
We are your Brothers.
What do we do?
We provide in-home care and community access supports in many forms including:
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Assistance with goal setting, planning and accountability to help fulfil dreams.
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Going on outings and doing awesome activities that our clients love doing, whatever it is that inspires them.
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Going to the gym, working out and many other sports and activity-based pursuits.
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Helping with the day-to-day at home tasks like cooking and cleaning.
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Providing car transport to and from appointments.
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Camping trips.
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School holiday camps.
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Provide a sense of community where all our Brothers feel welcome.
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We look to embed our values of Mateship, Passion, Growth Mindset and Humility in everything we do.
Why choose Brothers?
We provide a service to the disability community that we believe is invaluable. We build relationships based on the foundation of a Brother and mateship. We genuinely want to make a difference and help the clients in our care to live their best possible lives.
Our support is based on helping our clients pursue their passions and feel a sense of purpose. Helping them live their lives smashing goals.
Think of us as your Brother, your mate, your mentor. Someone who has your back.
Imagine a day with your Brother, he trains with you in the gym, assists you with your appointments, makes you laugh, joins you at the beach or your favourite park. He helps you to set goals and create a path to achieve them. A Brother you know cares for you and has your back.
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A Brother who wants you to live your best possible life and who is there to support you every step of the way.
Jodie
Brayden's mum
"Brothers Support Network has changed Brayden's life. His confidence has grown and he is enjoying life to the fullest. The right support team makes all the difference!"
Helen
M's mum
"I love how excited he comes home to tell me everything he has done when he goes out. He has said he sees you as his best friend."
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Jordan
26 years old
“What I love about Brothers Support Network is that I'm treated like a friend, it doesn't feel like they are just a support worker."
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