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Hosted by Sarah Heriot · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 113 episodes
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The podcast for NDIS support workers, disability support workers, and aged care workers in Australia. Hosted by Sarah Heriot — interviewing support workers, NDIS providers, disability sector founders, and care sector leaders. Get real insights on NDIS, disability support, and working in aged care. Support workers: find clients fast — sign up free at SwiftyMatchy.com and get matched with people who need your support today!
Sarah Heriot hosts Sarah Knows Support Workers, a business show with 113 episodes published.
What does strong leadership really look like in disability support? In this episode, Sarah chats with Kelvin Kamara from Hopewell Community Care about his journey from support worker and house supervisor to helping grow
What if NDIS providers and support workers could spend less time completing admin—and more time supporting participants? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Bhavin Patel, founder of Koala On
NDIS compliance does not have to mean messy spreadsheets, scattered documents and a last-minute panic before your audit. In this episode, Sarah sits down with Adam Stefano , psychologist and co-founder of Cenaris , to un
What happens when lived experience, youth work, case management and a belief in doing support differently all come together? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah sits down with Luke Wilson, founder of P
Thinking of going from solo support worker to running your own business? This episode is for the support workers who are amazing on shift but are starting to ask, “Could I actually turn this into something bigger?” We’re
Most people think buying an NDIS business is just a matter of snapping up a shiny registration online—big mistake. Sarah dives into why that "easy buy" is a dangerous illusion and how rushing in without proper checks can
The new NDIS Annual Pricing Review is 186 pages long… and respectfully, most support workers do not have time to read it front to back unless they have lost a bet. In this solo episode, Sarah breaks down the key pages su
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Matt Sevier , Founder and Director of Steppr , a Positive Behaviour Support provider based in WA. Matt shares how his own lived experience, time as a supp
NDIS providers, support worker businesses and independents, this one is for you. In this solo episode, I’m talking about why social media in 2026 needs to be more than copied Canva posts and “we’re hiring” tiles. Instagr
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Traidy , founder of Chosen Family , about support work, advocacy, inclusion, and what it really means to create a place where people feel safe, seen, and
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I chat with Umberine Williams , founder of SIL Match , about her journey through the disability sector and why she created a platform to help people find better supported
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I sit down with Hayley Thiele, CEO of Kindship, for a real and honest chat about NDIS changes, plan management, parenting, support workers, and what families are feeling r
She Was Denied an iPad at School — Now Keeley’s Cause Has Helped 691 Kids With Autism In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Sharon from Keeley’s Cause about the powerful story behind the chari
We made it to 100 episodes of Sarah Knows Support Workers — and honestly, I don’t think I realised how big that was until now. This podcast started with no fancy business plan, no perfect strategy, and no big production
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Stevie-Lee Molina , founder and director of Pure Living Accommodation and Care , about what quality support can really look like in the NDIS. Stevie-Lee s
In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah sits down with Em Hoskin from Your Best Support to talk about what real, person-centred NDIS support actually looks like. Em shares how she went from support worker
What’s really happening with the NDIS right now… and what does it actually mean for support workers, providers, and participants? In this episode, I join Jackie for a real, unfiltered conversation about the latest NDIS c
In this episode, Sarah sits down with Peter Willis , CEO of HireUp , to talk about leadership, support workers, provider growth, and the future of disability care in Australia. Peter shares his journey from consulting an
Not all support workers are the same. Some turn up… and some actually show up. In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah talks about the real difference between average support and life-changing support. Thi
What should a support worker do when an NDIS participant says no to their support plan? In this episode, Sarah breaks down why participants say no, what support workers often get wrong, and how to respond in a way that r
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Sarah Knows Support Workers is hosted by Sarah Heriot. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 113 episodes.
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