Hello

My own journey has been deeply shaped by my experiences supporting young individuals with diagnosed disabilities, as my younger brother was diagnosed at just 3 years old, long before the NDIS was on the horizon. I have been actively involved in my brother’s day-to-day life, celebrating his successes and learning from our shared challenges along the way.

After completing year 12 in 2016, I embarked on a path of further education, earning my Cert IV in Community Services and advancing to my Diploma in the same field. I also pursued a Graduate Certificate in Developmental Trauma, driven by a commitment to understanding the complexities of my work. 

My career began as a Therapeutic Youth Worker in an Intensive Therapeutic House, where I had the privilege of supporting  young people facing complicated challenges. In February 2022, I transitioned to an OOHC case manager role, a position I truly loved as it allowed me to be a part of and witness remarkable outcomes for some children. However, I felt there were so many gaps and I knew I had more to offer. The system, while important, didn’t always serve every child and family in the way they needed, and I reached a point where I needed to find a better way to make a difference.

So, I decided to take a bold leap and create my own support service, empowering me to better assist and uplift the families I work with. Transitioning into this independent role is not just a career move for me; it is a calling, and I am excited to embrace the journey ahead. My goal is to try and bridge some of the gaps in the support service sector and do better for our community.