Our qualified and compassionate support workers can help you connect with social activities and your community.
I need help to attend my art class.
Supports we provide
Connecting with social and community activities for recreation, work or study is an integral part of a fun and fulfilling life. You may be able to enjoy some activities independently, but if you require assistance, Leora support workers are here to help!
- Assistance with transport to and from the home
- Visiting your family and friends
- Going to the movies or the shops
- Walking around the park
- Going to the museum or other recreational and educational venues
- Joining community activities such as dance or art classes to learn new skills
- and more
Why Choose Leora?
Experience
We have been caring for the community since 2008. We are committed to empowering people and provide support to 1,500 families every single week.
Skills & Qualifications
We have a team of Registered Nurses on staff who provide a more advanced level of clinical support. All support workers undergo hands-on training to provide safe and effective care.
Dedicated Suppot
You can enjoy the warm support of a dedicated Leora contact. You’ll know exactly who to call for any issues or questions.
Diversity
Our support workers speak 50+ languages and come from diverse cultural backgrounds, mirroring the rich diversity of the communities we serve.
Client Stories
Our clients’ journeys inspire us every day! Learn more about their experiences and the impact Leora has made in their lives.
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Client Story: Kathy
In 2013, Kathy suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm, leaving her paralysed from the neck down and unable to speak. Despite these challenges, she stays positive with the support of her loving family and her support worker, Girlie, who has been with her since 2018.
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Client Story: Satala
Satala, who used to work as a scaffolder, suffered a stroke in 2020. This led to a months-long hospitalisation and the loss of function of the right side of his body. For the next two years, he became bedbound and socially isolated – until he received support from the NDIS and Leora.
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Client Story: Luke
Award-winning artist Luke Abdallah was born blind. As Luke has complex needs, his journey to receiving adequate and qualified care has been long – and bumpy. After an “abysmal” experience with other service providers with carers who were not well-trained, mum Jill and Luke found Leora.
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