Support today. A brighter tomorrow.
One care notebook for everyone who cares for someone.
For families looking after a child or a grown adult with a disability, and the support workers, grandparents and clinicians who help. Everybody writes in the same place, so the next person always knows what happened.
Invited by a family? Use the link in your invitation email.
Morning shift, Sam
- 7:40 Breakfast, all of it. Settled and smiling.
- 8:00 Morning medicines given and signed for.
- Watch A little flushed after the bus. Temperature normal at 9:15.
Next: physio at 2pm. Bring the new splints.
Everything the day needs, in one place
Handover that actually hands over
What happened, what was eaten, what was given and what to watch for. The next person reads it before they walk in the door.
Medication, with nothing missed
What is due, what was given and by whom, and when the box is running low. A double dose is caught before it happens.
One calendar for the whole team
Appointments, therapy, shifts and school. Everybody sees the same week, so nobody turns up to the wrong place.
An emergency sticker
A code on the wheelchair or the bag. A paramedic scans it and sees allergies, seizures and who to call, without an account.
Works with no signal
Write it down at the pool, in the car or in a hospital basement. It saves when the phone finds a connection again.
Everyone sees what they should
Parents decide who sees what. A support worker gets the day, a clinician gets the record, and the private things stay private.
For a child, and for the adult they grow into
Caring for a child
School, therapy, respite and the grandparents all on the same page. The hospital sheet is ready when you need it, and nothing lives only in your head.
Caring for an adult
Supported living, a day program, a rotating team of support workers. The routine, the medication and the people who matter carry over from shift to shift.
A medical record, treated like one
Every family's record is locked with its own key. Nobody gets into yours unless you invite them, and you can take everything with you or have it deleted.
What we hold, and how to get it back