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A free diary, if you will tell us what you really think of it
We have 50 Support Worker Diaries sitting in our warehouse with four months of life left in them. We would rather they were in your hands than in the warehouse. You pay a small amount towards the postage and in return we would love your honest opinion.
Why we are doing this
We printed extra copies of the 2026 six month diary so we could get them into the hands of people who actually do the work as it is a brand new product.
So we spoke to Carly at SWAA and asked whether her members would like some, and whether they would tell us honestly what they think. She said yes.
As SWAA members you have already shown a commitment to your profession and a dedication to the work you do. That is exactly whose opinion we want, and honestly we value it more than anyone's.
What you tell us shapes the next edition. What you write publicly helps the next support worker make a purchase decision that is backed by real feedback.
Who Made It
The Support Worker Diary is produced by Butler Diaries, an Australian business based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
Since 2013, Butler Diaries has been designing professional diaries for Australian workers – starting with early childhood educators, expanding to the building the Construction Diary for tradespeople. Every diary in the range is built the same way: research the regulatory environment, talk to the people doing the work, and design a tool that actually fits their professional life.
The Support Worker Diary follows the same approach. We read the legislation. We mapped the compliance obligations. And we built a diary that takes this workforce as seriously as the work they do.
Butler Diaries products are designed in Australia and produced to a professional print standard. The Support Worker Diary is the newest title in the range – and the most overdue.
