We recently had the joy of celebrating NAIDOC Week with the theme “Keep the fire burning! Blak, loud and proud!” This theme resonated deeply with our commitment to embracing and honoring the rich heritage of indigenous communities. It was a vibrant and inspiring event, filled with culture, creativity, and community spirit. Here’s a look at […]
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Last week, Mel finally enrolled in the Certificate II in Cookery at TAFE. This is a milestone she’s been working towards her culinary dream for a long time. Mel’s love for cooking has always been clear, and now she’s taking the first big step toward turning her passion into a professional career. Whether she was […]
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Last 25th of March, Mel had a day filled with excitement, achievement, and fun at the Royal Easter Show. These are all made possible with the support of her dedicated Support Worker, Darren Hudson. From thrilling rides to fascinating exhibitions, Mel experienced a whirlwind of activities that left her with lasting memories. The day kicked […]
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Life is a journey filled with unexpected challenges and moments of triumph. In this story, we meet Liz, a survivor who faced breast cancer not once, but twice. Her remarkable journey is a testament to resilience and the importance of early detection. In 2019, Liz received a diagnosis that shook her to the core. With […]
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At Sublime Care, we recently came together in a heartwarming and comfortable way, wearing our favorite pajamas, to observe OCD and Anxiety Awareness Day. The event was more than just a casual get-together. It opened our eyes to the challenges faced by those dealing with these conditions. Nic, our guide for the day, presented some […]
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Melissa was ready to leave her unit when Darren arrived, eagerly awaiting the start of her much-anticipated trip. With a beaming smile, she expressed her pride in having saved diligently to make this adventure possible. Setting off in the car, Mel traveled smoothly, engaging Darren in lively conversations along the way. They made a pit […]
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We’re thrilled to share that our team at Sublime Care held an exciting team building activity at Escape Reality in Newcastle! We divided our team into two groups and gave them one hour to escape by solving complex puzzles. Each group relied on strong communication, collaboration, and negotiation skills to overcome every challenge inside the […]
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Logan’s journey with Sublime Care began almost four yearsago when he weighed approximately 145 kilos. Since then, the team at SublimeCare has been providing him with the support and assistance he needed toachieve his personal goals of becoming more active, gaining employment, andliving his best life independently. During his time at Sublime Care’s SIL home, […]
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Jay’s story is one of triumph and perseverance. Despite facing significant cognitive impairments as a result of an acquired brain injury, Jay has made remarkable progress in the last 2 years since joining Sublime Care. Tristan, Jay’s Support Worker, shares Jay’s inspiring journey with us. “Jay came into our group not long after I started,” […]
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November 5, 2022- We celebrated the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) and official launch of our new office at Wallsend. It was a wonderful turnout for Sublime Care with our humble event, with over 30 people making time and coming out to join us.
It was inspiring to be around so many people with a shared vision of supporting Australia’s disability community by providing them better support access and participation through our services. We are very thankful to all the fantastic people who have joined us on this day who have shared a conversation with us- sharing their experiences, ideas, and visions.
Starting a conversation about disability is one step towards encouraging the world to change the way they think about People with Disability, and we are very thankful to one of our Participants and Support Workers, who shared their personal experiences and future goals with us.
IDPwD is an opportunity for us to have conversations, break down barriers and promote the representation and inclusion of people with disability in all aspects of community life. May we always remember this goal and continuously spread out the word and support the people with disability for a accessible and equitable future world to live in.
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