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.

  Tom is a friendly and reliable Support Worker at ALL4U Support Services who enjoys helping people build confidence, independence and connection within their community.

With a calm and easy-going approach, Tom takes the time to get to know each person and understand what works best for them. He believes good support starts with genuine connection, respect and giving people the choice and control to work towards their goals in their own way.

Whether it’s heading out into the community, working on everyday living skills, attending appointments, trying something new or simply having a good chat, Tom is there to provide practical and encouraging support.

Tom brings a positive attitude to the ALL4U team and is passionate about helping participants get more out of their everyday lives while keeping support relaxed, respectful and person-centred.

 Kylie is a compassionate and approachable Support Worker at ALL4U Support Services who is passionate about helping people feel supported, heard and confident in their everyday lives.

Kylie brings a friendly, down-to-earth approach to her role and enjoys building genuine connections with the people she supports. She understands that everyone’s journey is different and focuses on providing support that is individual, respectful and centred around what matters to each person.

Whether it’s getting out into the community, working towards greater independence, tackling everyday tasks or simply having someone alongside you, Kylie is committed to making support feel comfortable, positive and meaningful.

Kylie is a valued part of the ALL4U team and shares our belief that support is about working with people, not doing things for them.