I have had previous experience within the hospital setting working as a nurse ranging from theatre, mental health, spinal injuries unit to acute and chronic settings.

Being a part of the OnSide team as a Support Coordinator allows me to be able to use my previous experience and knowledge to support customers in achieving their personal goals and independence.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my two little boys exploring and adventuring new places.

My background encompasses three decades worth of combined experience within the animal health and welfare sectors, plus extensive event and project management roles. During this time, I have developed a strong commitment to customer service and a deep understanding of how to connect with clients and their needs.

Empathetic and compassionate in nature, I take pride in my ability to build rapport with my clients and want to ensure that each person receives the tailored support they require to thrive.

In my spare time, you’ll find me in the ocean! Surfing, diving or volunteering on animal, wildlife and conservation projects.

I come from a background as a Youth Development Officer, supporting young people aged 12-18. I also have experience in early childhood education and the fitness and wellness sector.

Being a Support Coordinator means walking alongside people to help live more empowered, independent lives. I’m passionate about making a real difference and bringing care, empathy, and purpose to everything I do.

I love staying active at the gym and making the most of my free time outdoors. Spending time with family on the boat is my favourite way to relax.

I have over 12 years of experience in early childhood education and care, supporting children’s development and inclusion. Additionally, my personal journey as a parent to a child with a disability has given me firsthand insight into the challenges and strengths of navigating the disability sector. 

As a Support Coordinator with OnSide, I am committed to empowering individuals with disabilities to navigate the NDIS with confidence and achieve their goals. My passion for inclusion, advocacy, and person-centered support aligns with OnSide’s values, ensuring that every participant receives the guidance and respect they deserve.

I’m a big fan of lasagna—nothing beats a comforting, home-cooked meal! In my downtime, I love shopping and diving into inspiring reads like The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins, which reminds me to focus on what truly matters. 

I’m a qualified Social Worker and Registered Nurse with over 10 years of experience supporting individuals and families through all stages of health and wellbeing. Living with my spouse and two children, both with disabilities, has given me a personal understanding of the challenges and strengths within the disability sector.

As a Support Coordinator with OnSide, I’m passionate about empowering people to navigate the NDIS with confidence and feel supported every step of the way. I value person-centered care, inclusion, and advocacy—principles that align closely with OnSide’s mission to help individuals thrive.

Outside of work, I’m a dedicated sports mum who spends most weekends managing teams and cheering from the sidelines. I believe in celebrating small wins both on and off the field, and that laughter and connection are the heart of community.

I’ve spent most of my career in Child Safety working with the most complex young people who sometimes had multiple disabilities. While working in Child Safety residential settings as a Case Manager, I have been able to help over 100+ young people and make a positive impact on their overall well being. I currently hold a Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice from Griffith University and will be looking to complete my Masters in Forensic Mental Health in 2028.

Being a Support Coordinator allows me to have a direct impact on the well-being of others. I am able to combine my passion for helping others with my passion to deliver positive outcomes for those in my care. Being a Support Coordinator gives me the opportunity to serve people in some of our most vulnerable communities.

On my days off you can find me fishing on the beach or enjoying a good series on Netflix. I also love spending time with my family.

I have worked as an Allied Health Assistant, Support Worker and in Allied Health Administration. This has given me a well-rounded understanding of the NDIS and I have been lucky enough to assist many individuals to work toward their personal goals.

Diversity, inclusion and equity are values that are deeply important to me and I am passionate about assisting individuals to feel empowered, valued and connected within the community. I pride myself in being approachable and committed to delivering high-quality Support Coordination tailored to each person’s individual needs, choices and goals.

I love to explore new places, whether it be travel overseas or discovering a new local park for the first time.

I come from a background as an independent support worker and aged care nurse, where I developed hands-on experience in providing person-centered care and advocating for individuals’ needs. These roles have shaped my passion for empowering people with disability to live independently and achieve their goals.

I value making a real, positive impact on someone’s life and helping them achieve independence and confidence, while living your values of empathy, collaboration, and respect every day.

I am a major pet lover, I have a cocker spaniel and ponies! I love spending my weekends exploring local markets and spending time at the beach!