My Social Support Network
A specialised social support service for older adults and individuals experiencing loneliness, social isolation who may have disability, illness, or injury — focused on enhancing wellbeing, rebuilding confidence, and fostering meaningful connection.
We bring community, support, and resources directly to them through our online portal and tailored programs, meeting their needs safely at home.
Community Connection Empowers
At the core of everything we do is our commitment to strengthening social health — the vital sense of belonging, confidence, and connection that allows people to thrive.
We understand that loneliness and isolation can quietly shape our lives, especially after illness, injury, disability, or major life changes. These experiences can leave you feeling disconnected from others, from routine, and even from yourself. That’s why we’ve created a safe and inclusive space where social health isn’t just supported — it’s central to recovery and wellbeing.
Our programs are designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re looking to rebuild your confidence, re-engage with community, or simply feel more connected in your day-to-day life, you’ll find gentle pathways forward — through conversation, shared experiences, and human connection.
Who we support
MSSN provides expert social support for people living with disability, illness, injury, or the impacts of ageing—reducing social isolation and fostering community connection for improved mental health and wellbeing.
People with Illness, Disability, or Injury
Challenges:
Health conditions and accessibility barriers can limit participation in everyday social life, leading to loneliness and a decline in overall wellbeing. Research confirms that strong social health can significantly improve mental, emotional, and even physical outcomes.
Our Role:
We provide flexible, uplifting digital communities and peer-led experiences that empower individuals to reconnect, rebuild social confidence, and feel part of something again.
Collaborative Partners in Care
Who They Are:
Community organisations, health professionals, local councils, aged care teams, and insurers seeking to improve social recovery, reablement, and long-term wellbeing outcomes.
Our Role:
We offer a scalable, human-centred model that complements existing services by enhancing social connection, preventing isolation, and supporting whole-person care.
Older Adults Facing Social Isolation
Challenges:
Life transitions like retirement, bereavement, reduced mobility, or relocation can lead to a loss of social contact, identity, and routine.
Our Role:
We help rebuild confidence and community through inclusive, interest-driven group programs that foster new friendships, re-establish routines, and restore a sense of purpose — online or in person.
