HBC Support Coordination

The HBC Support Coordination Team supports the initiatives of Wise Friends to help over 50s in our community.

Read about them and register here:

https://mailchi.mp/pihc/introducing-wise-friends

Great to have Ethan (featured right) successfully placed in transition to work in the community. Appreciative of Heavy Rigid Auto Electrics for assisting with his work experience placement.

The article on the Relevance of Aging which befalls all of us and its relationship to communities and friendships was written by our Group CEO Ian Wee and shared by our community partner Wise Friends.

Please read this article and its bearing on you, whether you are approaching 50 or past this age:

The Relevance of Aging: Why Social Connections Matter After 50 We often think of aging as something distant in our younger years. In our 20s, many of us feel invincible, convinced that time will never slow us down. The confidence continues through our 30s, and by our 40s we begin to notice small reminders that perhaps we are not as bulletproof as we once

The Support Coordination team is excited to be onboarding Reeboot AI as part of our Tool Kit to support Participants, Support Workers, Accommodation and Service Providers, Nominees and Guardians in the syste=m.

After all, Mental Health awareness and intervention should first start with the preventative.

HBC Support Coordination has formed an amazing collaboration with Wise Friends to support those Over 50 years old in remaining relevant and connected with each other. Not only can you find / source like minded groups within their eco-system, you are also entitled to amazing benefits as a registered member.

Join us and Wise Friends when signing up here, with this code: HBC on their website: https://www.wisefriends.co/

Its free, its safe and its seniors friendly!

We are truly blessed with wonderful staff who really enjoy supporting our clients.

A powerful message.

We partake of regular in-depth Team meetings to share resources, networks, problem solve, mentor and conduct professional development training every few weeks.

We are also nationally accredited and like all formally registered providers, we undertake national audits every 15 months to ensure professional standards and compliance to the charter.

We partake with networks that build community with other stakeholders that care for our participants and embed ourselves so that there lives matter and that close collaboration works.