We work one on one with our clients to support them to make good decisions about what items they need in their homes to improve functionality and daily systems.

Most of our client base have mental or physical health challenges, including anxiety, trauma, depression, ADHD or sensory overwhelm.

We work closely with Occupational Therapists to support our clients with achieving the systems recommended. 

The improved functionality in the homes of many of our clients is remarkable and this change can be long-lasting. 

 Our team are specialists trained in Hoarding behaviours, mental health first aid, first aid and OHS for high clutter level situations. Our role often makes the home safer not only for the participant but also for the other workers, support staff and health professionals that enter the home. 

 Our team have significant life experience and a wealth of previous qualifications that support them to add value to the service we provide with empathy and no judgement.

We consider challenges such as the capacity of our clients to lift, bend and reach as well as sensory overwhelm and creating systems so support people can work effectively in the home. For example, it is much easier to support a child to put away their clothes if the drawers are labelled and all the clothes fit in the drawers.

We only work with clients who want to work with us and have excess clutter that is impacting their functionality. It is not unusual for us to work with clients who are not sleeping in their own beds or showering regularly, due to clutter.

Some clients have refused assistance or therapy because they are embarrassed about the state of their homes. Our goal is to assist the client to reduce their clutter to a functional level where they can maintain the space for daily living needs.