Support That Doesn’t Strip Away Dignity
Your Mum Doesn't Need A Carer. She Needs An Insanely Capable Friend.
Hi, I’m Jane. I used to look after you in QANTAS First & Business, now I look after your mum on the ground. When mum needs support, I step in like a kind friend would. I'm there when something changes. Calls home can go back to a catch up, not damage control. Oversight retainers that flex with life. If you're not sure where to start tell me what's going on. I’ll tell you where to begin. What My Clients Say: "I'm not sure if you're the right person, but when I looked at your site it sounded perfect. My aunt and uncle are in a bit of a pickle." — Chairman, Major Australian Health Fund "She seeks the best solutions to absolutely anything that requires action with calm common sense, wise judgment, integrity, good humour and patience." — Treenie (close friend of the family) Darling Point "I've been sent an Angel" — Ruth (89) Bellevue Hill
I become your eyes and ears in Sydney.
Once changes start, it can deliver problem after problem. And doesn't often work to your schedule With oversight of the day-to-day, I'm able to step in to handle what comes up before it becomes something bigger.
If Mum just needs a friendly person nearby to take her to the shops, has a favourite show she likes company to watch with, or just wants someone around. I'm here for that too.
If something unexpected comes up, I'm close by.
Maybe the car needs a service and pink slip. I'll sort it.
If the time comes, I'llcan support the process of finding the best fit aged care facilities.
I work with a small number of families at a time. If you're wondering whether this is what you need, call me. We'll know quickly.
Some families may treat this as a personal services expense or manage it through their family office. Your accountant can tell you what suits your situation.
What Happens Next
1. Text, call or email me:
+61 416 563 428
Tell me what's happening with your parent. I'll tell you if I can help.
2. If it sounds like a fit, I'll pop over to meet mum and reassure her. If it's an immediate start you need, that can be arranged too.
3. If we like each other and you're comfortable, we start. I can jump straight in or we can ease into it.
"Is there nothing you can't do?" Ruth (89), Bellevue Hill