of Handled with Care who specialise in home relocations, downsizing moves and clearing estates or properties in preparation for sale.
With a background in psychology and human resource management, Tanya approaches her work with empathy, sensitivity, and meticulous care, treating each client as she would her own
family. She has also worked closely with collectors and individuals exhibiting hoarding behaviours. Known for her patience and intuitive understanding of others' needs, Tanya counsels and supports
her clients through every stage of decluttering, downsizing,
and relocation.
After university, Sara began her career in social work, specialising in adult mental health. She then moved into the corporate sector, working in people and performance roles across various industries, driven by her love of helping people. Volunteering in the aged care sector sparked Sara’s idea for Handled with Care - easing stress
for individuals and families when moving or clearing estates.
She finds joy in giving back to the community, facilitating
countless donations of household belongings for her clients
to support those in need.
Their presentation pointed out some of the steps that you need to take when considering downsizing or relocation.
They spoke about decluttering.
Here's what they suggest:
Step 1 - Define your vision -
For how you would like to use your space
Step 2 - Plan your approach -
Be organised - Complete one space before moving to the next
Be realistic - set yourself small achievable goals
Prioritise - What areas are easy and high impact?
Step 3 - Start to sort -
Keep - Sell - Donate or gift - Dispose
Here's what services they offer:
1. Sort, declutter and organise belongings
2. Pack and unpack your home
3. Provide packing boxes and materials
4. Supply home organising products
5. Arrange removalists
6. Sell, donate or dispose of items
7. Prepare detailed inventories
8. Arrange secure document disposal
9. Prepare the home for sale or rental
10, Arrange vacate cleaning.
To contact Handled with Care
phone 1300 185 866
Sergeant's Session
Sergeant John Schmoll
1. Fremantle Dockers: All those who thought that they would be win the Grand Final were fined;
2. Heather Stacy: Fined for calling the Sarg Mr Schmoll;
3. Stuart McIntyre: Fined for no reason at all. Sarg thought that he deserved to be fined;
4. Best Dressed Rotarian: Pres David fined;
5. Second Best Dressed Rotarian: PP Norm Thomas also fined;
6. Fine across the floor: PP Alan Pinkus fined for being repetitive.
He said he couldn't even spell the word;
