Little Blue Wren Services Facebook ad: “Hi Southern Highlands”

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Hi Southern Highlands 👋 Some of you may have seen our name popping up recently, so I wanted to properly introduce myself. My name’s Heather, and I grew up right here in the Southern Highlands — a Hill Top kid who went to school at Bowral High — before heading off to travel Australia and a bit of the world. Life eventually brought me back to regional NSW, where I now live on a farm with my two children and run Little Blue Wren Services, a registered NDIS provider. This is very much a family-led, local service. My sister Kylie will also be working alongside me, supporting people locally and working closely with families, schools, and allied health teams to deliver supports that are genuinely client-centred, client-led, transparent, and well coordinated. After years working across disability services, compliance, and complex supports, I kept hearing the same things from families and participants in the Highlands: “We just want supports that feel normal, local, and actually reliable.” “Why are we losing so much funding out of our plan?” That’s why I decided to bring Little Blue Wren Services into the Southern Highlands — homegrown, relationship-based supports, delivered properly and in line with the NDIS (no shortcuts, no grey areas). We support: NDIS participants Families and carers Young people and adults who want capacity-building, community access, and real-life support Private supports (not everyone fits neatly into NDIS boxes) If you’re just watching from the sidelines — that’s okay. If you’re curious and want to have a chat — also okay. No pressure. No sales pitch. No feeding ducks 🦆😉 I’m here, I’m local, and I care deeply about doing this work well. Heather Little Blue Wren Services 💙