Our Team

 Kayla saw the need for a provider grounded in lived experience and guided by strong social work values. With a strong passion for psychosocial disability and recovery-oriented practice, Kayla believes supports should be individual, meaningful, and led by the person—not the system.

As a person, Kayla is genuine, down-to-earth, and values real human connection. She believes the world needs personality and uniqueness, and that support should reflect who someone is, not just their diagnosis. Kayla leads with empathy, honesty, and a strong commitment to walking alongside people as they build capacity, confidence, and independence.

 Ben has over 10 years’ experience in the disability sector and brings a strong, participant-focused approach to his work. Known for his ability to build rapport easily, Ben loves having a yarn and creates a relaxed, welcoming space where people feel heard and understood.

Ben moved into recovery coaching and support coordination because he is passionate about walking alongside people long-term, helping them understand the NDIS, build confidence, and have genuine choice and control over their supports. He enjoys all types of sport, as well as darts and pool, and often uses shared interests and social activities to support engagement and community participation.

 Rox is a support worker with lived experience and a genuine passion for helping others. She believes that being able to relate, understand, and truly connect is one of the most powerful parts of support work, and she brings this empathy into every interaction.

Rox uses her own journey to create a safe, respectful space where participants feel understood and supported. Her approach is warm, person-centred, and focused on building confidence, independence, and meaningful daily routines. Rox is dedicated to walking alongside people as they work toward their goals, reminding them that they don’t have to do it alone.

 Jake is a mental health support worker with lived experience, supporting participants with psychosocial disability through practical, person-centered supports. A country boy who grew up on a farm, Jake brings a grounded, hands-on approach to his work.

Originally a bike mechanic, he enjoys outdoor and activity-based supports that help build routine, confidence, and connection. Jake is particularly passionate about men’s mental health and suicide prevention, offering support that feels natural, respectful, and strengths-based.

 Janelle is a support worker with lived experience and a deep understanding of what it means to navigate change, uncertainty, and new environments. Having moved many times and lived in a wide range of places across Australia, she brings a unique level of adaptability, empathy, and real-world insight to her support work.

A huge animal lover and a proud part of the metal music scene, Janelle believes in embracing individuality and creating space for people to be fully themselves. 

Her approach is warm, non-judgmental, and grounded in lived experience, supporting participants to feel seen, understood, and empowered.

Janelle is passionate about helping people build confidence, independence, and identity in ways that reflect who they are—not who the world tells them to be.

 Marlee is a dedicated nurse who brings not only her clinical knowledge but also her lived experience to her work in mental health. This combination gives her a unique depth of understanding and genuine empathy for the people she supports.

With a strong passion for mental health, Marlee integrates her professional training with her personal insights, allowing her to connect with individuals on a meaningful, human level. Her lived experience helps her offer support that is authentic, compassionate, and grounded in real understanding of what recovery can look like.

Marlee has worked with people experiencing a wide range of mental health challenges and is known for her calm presence, non-judgmental listening, and ability to support others through both crisis and stability. She believes in trauma-informed, person-centred care and sees the value in empowering individuals to build confidence, learn coping strategies, and take steps toward their own goals.

Her nursing background provides strong clinical foundations, while her lived experience gives her insight into emotional safety, vulnerability, and the importance of connection. Marlee’s approach is warm, professional, and deeply human. She is passionate about creating environments where people feel heard, respected, and supported in their recovery..

Kaitlyn is a warm, patient, and reliable support worker with a strong passion for mental health and community support. She brings a gentle, calming presence to her work, making her someone participants feel safe and comfortable around. Kaitlyn has lived experience, which allows her to connect authentically with people who are navigating their own challenges. She believes that understanding, empathy, and genuine human connection are just as important as practical support.

Kaitlyn is committed to helping people build confidence, independence, and routines that make day-to-day life easier. She enjoys working alongside participants to help them develop skills, explore new experiences, and feel grounded and supported. Whether she is helping someone manage their home, supporting emotional regulation, or encouraging community engagement, Kaitlyn approaches every task with patience, respect, and care.

She is passionate about creating stable, supportive environments and takes the time to understand each person’s needs, goals, and personal preferences. Kaitlyn’s combination of lived experience, empathy, and dedication makes her a valued member of the team and a strong advocate for participant wellbeing.

 Micheal is a grounded, reliable, and supportive team member who brings calmness and stability to every interaction. He has a strong passion for mental health and community support, and he is known for his patient, steady approach when working with participants. Micheal builds trust naturally, offering a safe, approachable presence that helps people feel understood and supported.

He thrives in environments where he can work hands-on alongside participants, helping them build daily living skills, engage safely in the community, and work toward their personal goals. Micheal is particularly skilled at supporting individuals with complex needs, remaining calm and consistent even when situations become challenging.

With a genuine interest in people and their stories, Micheal takes the time to understand each participant’s unique experiences, strengths, and barriers. He approaches support work with empathy, respect, and a strong commitment to helping people feel steady, valued, and capable.

Micheal’s authentic personality, patience, and ability to remain grounded make him a highly respected member of the team and a strong support for participants who need stability and understanding in their day-to-day lives.