AJM Support Work

11/05/2026

Hey everyone, I thought it was time to reintroduce myself for all our new followers and families here on the page.

I’m Adelle, owner of AJM Support Work.

AJM was built from a genuine passion for supporting people to live life their way while creating meaningful connections, confidence, independence and plenty of laughs along the way.

What started as a passion has grown into something I am incredibly proud of, with an amazing team, wonderful clients and so many unforgettable experiences shared together.

At AJM Support Work we believe support is more than just appointments and routines. It is about building trust, creating memories, encouraging goals and making people feel valued, included and supported every step of the way.

Whether it’s community access, adventures, events, everyday support or simply being there when needed most, we love what we do.

To everyone who has supported AJM so far, thank you. Your trust and support means the world to us.

If you’re new here, feel free to say hello!

Adelle
AJM Support Work

11/05/2026

If you've time on the 13th go down and have a chat and look around

Advocacy WA is coming to Collie next week!

We would love to see you there for our free community roadshow. Even if none of the workshops are quite right for you, you are still welcome to pop in, say hello, ask questions, or learn more about what we do.

This is a chance to connect, share information, and support people with disability, families, carers, workers, providers, and community members to feel more confident about rights, services, and support.

Book for Collie here:
https://events.humanitix.com/advocacy-wa-roadshow-collie

Can’t make it in person? We also have an online version available:
https://events.humanitix.com/advocacy-wa-roadshow-online

05/05/2026

Truely inspirational!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX8w2-GOdJK/?igsh=M25sNnl0bTBnM3Zy

22/04/2026

Today we were lucky enough to attend along side the WA Disabled Sports Association Inc Rev Heads Xperience out at the Collie Motorplex … and what an incredible day it was!
From doing laps of the track to heading out onto the burnout pad, there was no shortage of excitement and adrenaline.
The atmosphere was something else. So many chats had, so many new people met, and plenty of laughs shared along the way. It was one of those days where you could just feel the energy and enjoyment from everyone involved.
Opportunities like this are what it’s all about, creating experiences, building confidence, and making connections in the community.
It’s an annual event, and safe to say… AJM Support Work is already looking forward to the next one! Thank you to Anna and motorplex team for allowing us to join in the fun!

14/04/2026

At AJM Support Work, we pride ourselves on the care, compassion and effort we bring into every single shift. Going above and beyond often comes naturally to our team because we genuinely care about the people we support.

However, it is important to talk about scope of work.

Within the NDIS, every role has clear boundaries. These are in place to protect not only our clients, but also our staff, and to ensure supports are delivered safely, ethically and consistently.

There are times where we would love to do more, to step in further, or to fix situations that fall outside of our role. But the reality is, there is only so much we can do within our scope.

Doing our best does not mean doing everything. It means doing what is safe. It means following the guidelines we are bound by. It means recognising when something needs to be escalated or handled by the appropriate service.

Our team’s safety matters.
Our physical wellbeing matters.
Our mental health matters.

No matter how much we care, we cannot put ourselves at risk.

We will always continue to show up, support, advocate and care deeply for our clients. But we will also continue to uphold the boundaries that keep everyone safe.

Safe support is good support. Always.

23/03/2026

At AJM Support Work, there are a few things I will always stand by.

I never want to be a horrible or unfair boss, and I never want our clients to feel unheard or unsupported. This business means so much to me, not just because of the clients we support, but because of the incredible people who work alongside me every day.

Client satisfaction will always be at the heart of everything we do. Every enquiry, every service, every interaction matters. The trust that families place in me and my team is something I respect deeply, and I will never take that for granted.

At the same time, I genuinely value feedback from everyone. Not just our clients, but our workers too. Your voices matter. I am always open to listening, learning, and doing better where I can.

If things don’t work out, I always do my best to soften the blow. I take the time to reflect on where things may have gone wrong and look at how I can improve or fix those issues moving forward. But sometimes, despite best efforts, things don’t work out. And I won’t know what needs to change unless people feel comfortable enough to speak up.

I want things to work well for everyone involved. That balance is important to me.

At the end of the day, client choice and control is what makes this all work. It is the foundation of what we do, and it will always guide the way AJM Support Work operates.

We are all human, we are all learning, and we grow stronger together.

Thank you to my team and my clients for trusting me, supporting me, and helping shape AJM into what it is.

08/03/2026

Today we recognise International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the strength, resilience and contributions of women across our communities, workplaces and families.

At AJM Support Work I am incredibly proud to work alongside strong, compassionate and dedicated women who show up every day to support others. Support work is not just a job. It is patience, understanding, advocacy and genuine care for the people we work with.

My team works closely with people in our community to assist with daily living, community access, personal care, independence and social connection. The work they do helps people live fuller and more meaningful lives, and that is something truly worth recognising.

Women make up a large part of the care and support workforce across Australia. Every day they step into roles that require empathy, problem solving, flexibility and a deep commitment to the wellbeing of others.

Whether it is helping someone get ready for their day, supporting them to get out into the community, assisting around the home or simply being a trusted person they can rely on, these moments matter more than people often realise.

As the owner of AJM Support Work, I am incredibly grateful for the women who are part of our team and for the women in our community who trust us to support them and their loved ones. The work done behind the scenes and out in the community never goes unnoticed and I am proud of the dedication shown every day.

While today focuses on celebrating women, we also want to acknowledge the importance of supportive allies. AJM Support Work is fortunate to have fantastic male support workers on our team who shares the same values of respect, professionalism and genuine care for the people we support. Having a diverse and respectful team strengthens the quality of care we can provide.

International Women’s Day is also a reminder of the importance of continuing to support, empower and recognise women in every part of our community. From workplaces to families, communities grow stronger when women are supported and valued.

To all the women who support, advocate, care for others, lead businesses, raise families and make a difference in ways both big and small, today we celebrate you.

Happy International Women’s Day from AJM Support Work.

27/02/2026

At AJM Support Work, every single enquiry matters. Whether you are reaching out for yourself, your child, your parent or someone you love, I know that making that first phone call or sending that first message is not always easy. It often comes after a lot of thought, stress or uncertainty.

My commitment has always been simple. To help. If we have capacity and we are the right fit, my team and I will go above and beyond to provide supports that are safe, respectful and tailored to you.

If we are not the right fit, or if we simply do not have availability, I will never just say no and leave it at that. I will always do my best to help where I can, refer you to other local providers, or guide you toward options that may be better suited to your needs.

Because at the end of the day, it is not just about growing a business. It is about making sure people in our community are supported properly.

You deserve clarity. You deserve professionalism. And you deserve someone who genuinely cares about the outcome, even if it is not with AJM Support Work.

If you are unsure where to start, reach out. I am always happy to have the conversation.

26/02/2026

Running a support service is something I take very seriously. It is built on trust, respect and professionalism from every direction.

From time to time, we are required to make changes to service arrangements. This can include adjusting schedules, modifying supports or in some cases ceasing services altogether. It is never something I enjoy doing. These decisions are not made lightly and are always considered carefully.

At AJM Support Work, we have a responsibility to both our clients and our employees. Support work must be safe, respectful and professional on both sides. Healthy working relationships require clear boundaries, mutual respect and appropriate expectations. When that balance is not being met, it is my role as a provider to step in and make the necessary changes.

Our priority will always be:
• The wellbeing and safety of our staff
• The dignity and quality of support for our clients
• Maintaining professional standards in line with NDIS expectations

We remain committed to providing reliable, respectful and high-quality supports within our community. Sometimes maintaining that standard means making difficult decisions.

Thank you to our incredible staff who show up with care and integrity every day, and to our clients who continue to work with us in partnership and respect.

Adelle

03/02/2026

Support Worker Positions Available - Collie

AJM Support Work is a locally owned disability support provider experiencing an increase in new NDIS participants. Currently seeking new amazing Support Workers to join the team.

Duties can include:
• Assistance with daily living tasks
• Household domestic duties including cleaning, laundry and meal prep
• Social and community access support
• Supporting mental health and wellbeing
• Encouraging independence and choice

We’re looking for people who are:
• Compassionate and non judgemental
• Reliable with good communication skills
• Willing to assist with household tasks
• Hold a drivers licence and reliable vehicle
• Have or are willing to obtain NDIS clearance
What we offer:
• Flexible hours
• Supportive local management
• Meaningful, rewarding work

If you or someone you know are interested please email your resume and cover letter to: [email protected]

Locals supporting locals.

03/02/2026

To be honest, I do not think there will ever be the right words for something like this. All I can do is offer my deepest sympathy to the family involved near and far, and to anyone else who is living through similar situations or who is deeply triggered by what is unfolding before us.

The tragedy we are currently seeing across the news is exactly that, a tragedy. No matter how much investigation takes place, no matter what details are shared, we will never truly know why this happened. Anything beyond that becomes speculation, and that in itself is heartbreaking.

From my personal perspective, this outcome was never needed. But it may have felt like the only option available at the time. Families supporting loved ones with disability often carry enormous and relentless pressure. Every single one of them. We need more resources, more compassion, more understanding, and more acceptance. We simply need more support.

It does not matter where someone lives or how much they earn. Support should never depend on those factors. Families can only do so much. Burnout is real, especially when care is carried within the family home with little or no external help. Professional supports matter. Having trained people whose role and career is to support others matters.

My heart is with the family who have lost their lives, and with every individual and family facing similar struggles, particularly within the NDIS community.

If you are struggling, please reach out. You do not need to carry this silently or alone. Help is available.
24 hour support services in Australia:
• Lifeline
13 11 14
https://www.lifeline.org.au

• Beyond Blue
1300 22 4636 https://www.beyondblue.org.au

• Su***de Call Back Service
1300 659 467 https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au

• Kids Helpline
1800 55 1800
https://kidshelpline.com.au

• Carer Gateway
1800 422 737 https://www.carergateway.gov.au

If you or someone you support needs help navigating disability supports or feels overwhelmed, please reach out to trusted professionals. Asking for help is not failure. It is strength.