Spectrum Care

Care was part of Ojasvi Singh's life long before it became her work.

Her grandfather served as a doctor in the army. Her father carried that same care into their community, supporting families who needed it.

That legacy brought her to Spectrum Care in 2018 as a Community Support Worker. Today, she is Service Manager for five homes in West Auckland.

But the reason she's here hasn't changed.

“I want to make sure the people we support feel safe, respected, and that their houses feel like real homes, not just services.”

Last year, Ojasvi helped bring the first Diwali celebration to our North West region. It was an opportunity for people to share who they are, see parts of themselves reflected, and be invited into the cultures of others.

“It created a real sense of connection and belonging.”

The people we support have taught her just as much.

“They’ve taught me the power of seeing the world from someone else’s perspective.”

And if there's one thing she'd want someone new to this work to understand, it's this:

“This work is all about the people you support. Every action, no matter how small it seems, can make a huge difference in someone’s life.”

Care didn't start with her role. It started earlier than that.

Now it lives across five homes.

In the way people are supported to live.

In the way a house becomes a home.