Prior to working as a Support Coordinator at OnSide I have worked in a community centre assisting vulnerable clients with pathways to employment including education and training.

I have always been passionate about making a positive impact in my clients lives by listening to my client’s needs and advocating for them with genuine care. I encourage and support my clients to live life as independently as possible.

When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, my rescue dog, travelling and reading fiction mainly thrillers.

I have an extensive customer service and hospitality background. These skills, combined with my training in Psychology, have given me an acute sense of empathy and the ability to balance diverse customer priorities.

I am excited to work and live OnSide’s values and, through my work, bring them into the lives of others.

In my spare time, I love to cook, eat, keep active, and chat about almost any sport that’s on at the moment.

I have two years of experience as a Support Worker, providing assistance and care to individuals with disabilities. During this time, I have developed a strong understanding of their needs and a passion for helping them lead fulfilling lives.

As a member of the OnSide team, I serve as a person who prioritises independence, agility, and efficiency. By ensuring the right supports are in place, I empower individuals to achieve their goals, driving optimal outcomes and fostering self-reliance, advocating on their behalf, and empowering them to achieve their goals and maximise their independence.

I enjoy immersing myself in a good book, dining out, exploring new destinations, listening to music and I cherish quality time with my family. I find fulfillment in both the simple pleasures of everyday life and the enriching experience that comes with exploration and connection.

Throughout my studies I also worked as a disability Support Worker, where I put theory into practice and cultivated a dedication to working with people.

I’m eager to continue combining my passion for people and professional experience to facilitate meaningful impacts. I value a person-centered approach, aspiring to support you to meet challenges and live fully.

Outside of work I most enjoy riding and doting on one of my three actual horses, or competing in dog sports with my borzoi Sylvie.

I have been working in Aged Care and supporting clients with their home care packages for the past 7 years. I am grateful during this time to have worked with a diverse range of individuals and their families and I love getting to know each person’s story.

As a Support Coordinator at OnSide, I am passionate about making a positive impact on our client’s lives by supporting and empowering each person to achieve their individual goals and maximise their NDIS funds.

In my spare time, you’ll find me with a coffee in hand chasing around my two daughters. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family and going on adventures with my girls. I love being outdoors, especially the beach, exploring new places and going for walks with our border collie.

Prior to OnSide, I was a wildlife keeper and main gardener at the local theme park. I also had my own gardening business before coming into the disability industry. After a heartwarming 2 years as a Support Worker, I wanted to expand my knowledge and find other areas of the NDIS that I could grow as a person and make a different in people’s lives.

Being a Support Coordinator allows me to make a difference in people’s lives and build special bonds with my clients.

My hobbies are playing netball in the community and getting out in the environment.

Educated in community development, I previously worked in disability as a direct care worker, in addition to being in customer service for 8 years and having volunteer experience working with children in foster care – all of which has helped shaped my knowledge base and passion for working in the industry.

As a Support Coordinator, I love assisting to problem solve and supporting participants in figuring out how to make their plan work best for them. Responsiveness, patience, collaboration and compassion are all values I prioritise in my work.

In my personal time, I enjoy spending time with loved ones (including my two fluffy cats), being creative, going to the gym, getting outside in nature and reading.

I have worked in the disability sector for the last 7 years supporting people with range of needs to live their best independent life.

I’m excited to start with the OnSide team, helping participants archive their goals and work towards their independence.

I enjoying spending time with my family and getting outdoors. My favourite thing to do is going camping as a family with my beautiful dogs.

I have been working in the NDIS space for the past 6 years in roles such as Client Service Coordinator, operations manager for SIL and Support Coordination.

I get a great level of satisfaction in being able to achieve great outcomes for my participants which fits with my can-do attitude in my day-to-day life.

I enjoy skating with my kids and spending time with them and being involved in my daughter’s horse-riding adventures.

My passion for the disability sector started when I worked as an art teacher for neurodiverse children. From there, I have worked in Local Area Coordination and now Support Coordination.

As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I love supporting NDIS participants who are part of the community and allies. I also love being part of a larger team working towards building capacity and independence for people with disabilities and their networks. I have been able to see participants grow their families, finish school and achieve other incredible goals!

Outside of Support Coordination, I enjoy cooking, cuddling with my dogs and discovering new restaurants in my local area.

My background was with an IT Service Management Organisation and Operations/Talent Management with a Project Management Consulting Firm. The relevance to the disability sector is the diverse relationship building required that is so essential in this role. I’m eager to engage and leverage my collaboration, communication and advocacy skills where I can contribute to the success of our clients.

The opportunity to contribute to the mission of empowering individuals with disabilities to thrive within their communities genuinely excites me. I’m eager to engage and leverage my collaboration, communication and advocacy skills where I can contribute to the success of our clients.

The opportunity to contribute to the mission of empowering individuals with disabilities to thrive within their communities genuinely excites me. Being a member of the OnSide team as a Support Coordinator aligns perfectly with my belief in self-determination and choice.

I have been working as a Support Worker, a School counsellor and a Youth Worker and have worked with people with disabilities in each one of these roles.

As a Support Coordinator, I provide personalised guidance and unwavering support to help clients navigate their journey, ensuring they achieve their goals with complete control and flexibility. To best support my clients, I prioritise independence, agility, and efficiency, aligning with OnSide’s core values to deliver exceptional outcomes and continuously strive for excellence in every interaction.

I love spending time with family, reading my favourite books from Oscar Wilde. In my free time I love fishing and camping, I also love cooking as I was a pastry chef some years ago.

I have a background as a Gymnastics Coach for 9 years. Through this experience, I have worked with children and adults of all ages with various abilities and assisted participants with disabilities to ensure everyone is included, has fun, and can build confidence in their ability.

I have a younger brother who has disabilities and as someone with lived experience, I believe that people are more than their disability and that everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and respect. My goal as a Support Coordinator is to help people achieve their goals whilst being compassionate and understanding.

In my free time, I enjoy playing video games and spending time with my family. I also enjoy decorating cakes on special occasions.

I have worked within the NDIS landscape for 10 years in both case management and community development roles. I have been providing Support Coordination services for coming up to five years during which time I’ve seen many amazing, life-changing outcomes for the people I support.

I’m excited to be working within the OnSide team as they have a strong reputation for putting people first and delivering a great customer experience.

When I’m not busy supporting people to live their best lives, I enjoy going for road trips around Victoria camping with my two dogs, Delilah and Ringo.

Over the past 3 years I have dedicated myself to empowering the lives of individuals with disabilities. I come from another organisation where I commenced that journey moving up throughout the disability sector.

Working as a Support Coordinator within a team involves a blend of interpersonal skills, organisational abilities, and effective communication. With a clear understanding of the role, I work collaboratively among other team members in a supportive environment.

I love spending time with my family, switching off from the real world and enjoying time in nature, being day trips to camping. I love reading a good book and spending time with friends having a laugh and chat over a glass of wine or two.

My passion for this sector is due to lived experience with a brother with a disability and being a foster carer for children in out of home care. Navigating with my brother to live his best life is what it is about for me and therefore for all my clients. “Live your best Life” is my motto for all.

My goal is to support people living with a disability to “live their best life possible.” To support them and their families/carers in having choice and control of what they believe is how they can live a fulfilling life, take control and to support and guide them to make their own decisions.

When not working or supporting my brother I enjoy spending time with my partner, friends and most of all my fur baby, Buddy. To zone out from my hectic schedule I love to watch Bold and the Beautiful as it helps me switch off from my reality for a moment or two. Everyone laughs when I tell them this however, I love it!

I am an experienced Support Worker with experience working with a range of NDIS participants. I am passionate about supporting individuals of all abilities to live empowered and fulfilled lives.

Working with OnSide aligns with my personal and professional values of delivering compassionate care with integrity and a commitment to excellence. I am passionate about supporting individuals to navigate their NDIS plans in order to maximise the benefit!

I love camping and spending time in nature! In 2021 I took a year off to travel around Australia in my campervan – what an amazing experience! When I can’t get out in nature, I love yoga and heading to the pottery studio.

My journey in the disability sector started as a young student working as a Support Worker to then wearing different hats; including running a team for After School Care and holiday programs to supporting people with Case Management prior to emerging into the NDIS journey 6 years ago. I have been in field for nearly 15 years with a background of Community Welfare and Social Work.

It’s my greatest passion to see people with a smile on their face. In my practice I combine a person centred and strengths-based approach to assist individuals and families in developing strong capabilities in relationship building and networking. I can speak 3 different languages other than English, including Creole, French and a little bit of Hindi.

I have two beautiful children and as a family, my husband and I enjoy spending time outside of work exploring nature and going to the beach.

Since 2004, I have worked in many roles including personal care, nursing in acute care and as a Practice Nurse in private practice which allowed me to work with people at all stages of life. I recently completed a Diploma of Community Services and gained experience working in the disability sector as well as working with refugee young people.

Working at OnSide gives me the opportunity to work with a skilled team and use my skills to help people in the community. I truly understand the impact disability can have, not just on the individual but on the whole family and how life changing good supports can be.

In my spare time, I love spending time with my family, cooking, travelling and long walks. I also love a good podcast and trashy reality TV.

I come from a background in the disability and mental health sector, with a bachelor degree in psychology. I worked in the community and in homes providing support and care for many amazing individuals. This work inspired me to begin a career at OnSide so I could continue providing meaningful support.

Being apart of the team at OnSide is incredibly exciting. I am able to provide support and assist individuals reaching independence, health, happiness, and importantly their unique goals.

In my spare time I love spending time outside, relaxing, walking, and camping. I enjoy staying active and practice yoga and martial arts everyday. And most importantly, I love special moments with my family, friends, and pets!

My youngest son is an NDIS participant and I have spent many years locating and managing support services he requires as his needs change. I have spent the last 28 years working as a Registered Nurse. I have worked in a variety of settings, and I have looked after people of all backgrounds, ages and ethnicities, and with numerous types of disabilities – both permanent and temporary.

Throughout my career I have worked to the principle that all people deserve choice – choice in their care, choice to make their own decisions, choice to be included, and I am passionate about empowering individuals to achieve this. I am a ‘people person’ and I enjoy engaging and building a rapport with people.

Away from work I enjoy spending time with my family. I consider myself a creative person and enjoy all forms of craft. I also can’t go past a good book.

With a background in a client-focused and goal-oriented field, I bring a dedication to helping individuals reach their full potential. My experience has honed my skills in creating tailored plans that support and empower people to achieve their goals.

As a Support Coordinator, I am committed to helping people thrive by connecting them with the services they need to live a fulfilling life. This role aligns perfectly with my values of empowering individuals to reach their full potential and ensuring they have the resources and support to achieve their goals.

With a passion for health and fitness, I understand how consistent effort and personal challenges can lead to significant growth. This drives me to connect with clients, challenge their beliefs, and support their journey toward becoming the best version of themselves.

I come from a background of Support Work, supporting individuals with different needs. However, predominantly working in the complex needs space. Throughout this time, I have developed a passion for supporting individuals to achieve their goals and make positive and meaningful changes in their lives.

I believe that the most effective way to support someone is to empower them to be the expert in their own care, where possible. I always love to be innovative and find different ways to work around setbacks or barriers, to make it possible for individuals to live the life they want.

Outside of work I love to spend time with family and friends. I love all things art and music, and my cats!

I have recently worked as a disability employment consultant. My time in this role abled me to support my participants on their journey to finding suitable and sustainable employment.

Being apart of the OnSide team allows me to give our customers the support they deserve and to be able to live the life they want. I am extremely passionate about supporting and empowering individuals with a disability to achieve their goals and independence by ensuring they have choice and control in all aspects.

Outside of work I am a mum to two small children, they keep me on my toes! Our weekends consist of swimming lessons, baking, exploring new places and catching up with friends.

I’ve dedicated years to understanding and improving accessibility, drawing from my extensive knowledge and commitment to inclusive design. My role focuses on leveraging technology to empower individuals with disabilities and promote equal opportunities.

As a member of the OnSide team, I am deeply committed to the values of independence, agility, and efficiency. Being a Support Coordinator allows me to empower individuals with disabilities, ensuring that they receive the necessary support. This role is perfect for my passion for advocating for inclusivity and providing support necessary.

I have a passion for dancing, which brings me great joy and energy into my life. One of my favourite quotes is to “dance like nobody is watching.” This quote reminds me to embrace my freedom and self-expression.

I have successfully completed a Bachelors Degree in Applied Public Health. I have worked with participants with disabilities for the past 7 years across the community sector and the employment sector. I have also worked as a NDIS Support Coordinator for the past 2 years.

Here at OnSide we value the importance of independence and efficiency. I believe both values are very important to ensure choice and control is provided to our participants, furthermore, providing quality and safe supports. Being a Support Coordinator fits with me as a person as I believe everyone deserves to live a full life and receive supports in any way to do so.

I studied my Bachelors degree as it has always been important to me to want to help others in the community any way I can. My personal health is also important to me as I want to be the best possible person I can be to support others. I love to do reformer Pilates and walk my dog to maintain my mental and physical health.

I have worked in Support Coordination space for 4.5 years and had the privilege to work with participants with a wide range of disabilities including mental health, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury, physical disability, progressive diseases and rare genetic conditions. I am studying to be a Social Worker and have a background volunteering in mental health and suicide prevention for fourteen years.

As a future Social Worker, I am passionate about promoting human rights, social justice and the empowerment of participants’ independence which is why the Support Coordination role and OnSide as an organisation is so aligned to my personal and professional values.

Outside of work I enjoy spending my time doing reformer Pilates, listening to a good audiobook or podcast, attending local markets and playing with my dogs.

I’ve worked across disability services for many years, starting in state‑funded programs like ISP and Australian Disability Enterprises. I later moved into management to support the shift to NDIA funding, and during my time at the NDIA I focused on planning assurance. Since 2021, I’ve been a Support Coordinator, continuing to grow with the changing NDIA space.

With long‑term experience in the sector and the local area, I’ve built strong community connections. I’m passionate about making NDIA processes clearer and easier for people to navigate.

Outside of work, I love comic books, heavy metal, and alt rock.

I have worked within the mental health and disability sector for the past eight years. This has allowed me to gain more experience and knowledge within this sector and help make a difference in people’s lives. I also have a bachelor’s degree in health science and health promotion.

I am passionate about supporting participants live a happy and meaningful life. This includes supporting participants achieve their goals and be Independent with the life they choose to live. Adapting to ongoing changes in order to provide clear and effective information to our participants and ensuring that opportunities are accessible to those that need them.

When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with family, such as watching TV shows and spending quality time with my child.

I began my professional journey as an early childhood educator, where I developed a strong foundation in nurturing and supporting young minds. Driven by a passion for making a positive impact, I transitioned into the disability support sector. Over the years, I have held various roles including Direct Support Worker, ISP Facilitator, and Case Manager. Since 2019, I have been dedicated to my role as a Support Coordinator, where I continue to enrich the lives of individuals living with disabilities.

My diverse experience has equipped me with a deep understanding of the needs of those I support, and I am committed to providing compassionate and effective assistance to help them achieve their goals. I am skilled at listening and have a comprehensive knowledge of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and mainstream support services. This expertise enables me to support each person as an individual, helping them achieve their unique goals.

I am an animal lover and have a Cat named Jasmine and Dog named Archie. I have played softball for many years and love a variety of sport including AFL, NRL and Baseball. In my spare time I like to watch movies, and my secret pleasure is reality TV.

I have been working in the disability sector for over 10 years, I have been able to develop a deep understanding of the diverse needs of participants. Over the past five years as a Support Coordinator, I have had the privileged to work with individuals of all ages and a wide range of disabilities, including early childhood (ECEI), mental health, intellectual disabilities, acquired brain injury, physical disabilities. Currently studying an Advanced Diploma in Counselling, committed to expanding my skills and knowledge to provide even more comprehensive support to those in need.

As a Support Coordinator, I am passionate about empowering individuals to work towards their goals and to have a meaningful impact in the lives. I align with OnSide’s values, which focus on empowering individuals and promoting independence and equal opportunities.

In my free time I enjoy spending time with the family and going out. Having down
time and having movie day with my two cats.

I have worked in Support coordination for 2.5 years. Prior to that I worked in outreach and before that I ran a community centre for stroke survivors and did Case Maangement for people returning to work post stroke.

I feel privileged to support NDIS participants and their families and take pride in meeting their needs in a way that aligns with the NDIS guidelines as well as participant goals.

I regularly practice Yoga. I am passionate about reducing the negative impact I have on the environment.

I have been working in a psychology clinic for the last 3 years, where I have gained experience working with clients with diverse and complex needs. In the last year I have worked closely with a family to support them and their challenges. Additionally, I have volunteered as a youth mentor for the last 3 years.

I am passionate about providing tailored support and empowering people to live their lives to the fullest. I like to advocate for others and feel passionately about building strong relationships with my clients.

I love to read and play the piano in my spare time. I love pasta!

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I’m a passionate and experienced Support Coordinator with a strong background in disability, complex needs, and community-based support. With experience across education, outreach, advocacy, and case management, I use a person-centred, strengths-based approach to help participants navigate the NDIS, connect with the right supports, and work towards meaningful goals.

I’m deeply committed to inclusion and equity, and I love supporting people to overcome barriers and thrive in everyday life. I’m approachable, organised, and reliable, and I value building strong, respectful relationships with participants, families, and service providers to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Outside of work, I love camping, cooking, seeing live music, and spending time with my family and friends.

I have worked as a Support worker and loved working with clients and wanted to continue making a difference for them. I hold a bachelors in Psychological Science and I am currently continuing my post grad requirements in clinical psychology. I have worked in management as well giving me an insight into budgeting and administrative tasks.

I have always had a drive to work in a field that makes positive change for people. Building strong trust and connections with clients has always been at the core of how I work. Goals and helping people develop their strengths and interest has carried through right from the start of my working life.

In my spare time a like to golf and read. My special interest is Formula 1.

I hold a Bachelor of Psychological Science and have experience in disability support work. I worked alongside many NDIS participants with varying support needs and gained a passion for empowering individuals to reach their goals.

Being a Support Coordinator at OnSide allows me to make a positive impact in clients lives by building connections through empathetic and compassionate communication. To best support my clients to grow and succeed, I prioritise giving them choice and control over their plans.

I love travelling to new destinations where I can discover different parts of the world. However, when I’m not travelling, I enjoy spending time with friends and family and going outdoors.

I’ve had the privilege of supporting people in a variety of meaningful roles – assisting journeys as a Support Coordinator and Recovery Coach. I have helped to bring connection and joy through facilitating activity groups and teaching meditation.

As a Support Coordinator within a great team, I work alongside individuals to navigate supports with empathy and purpose, guided by values of hope, respect and empowerment.

I’m passionate about truly understanding the people around me. I been fortunate to travel to 9 countries, sharing and teaching Meditation in several of them, which has deepened my appreciation for human connection across cultures.

After completing a Bachelor in Psychological Science, I began my career in disability sector by starting out as a Support Worker. I fell in love with the sector and moved to working within administration with disability support providers for more than 3 years.

Working with OnSide is very fulfilling. I love opportunity to walk alongside people as they work towards achieving their goals. I value a person-centered approach and love working within a team that shares these values.

I love spending time with friends exporing similar hobbies such as board games, video games and bouldering.

I have been in the Disability sector coming up to 7 years started off as a peer mentor and then moved to managing a Boxing gym for 3 years. ventured out to doing individual support work and now have moved into a position as Support Coordinator.

Support Coordination means to me being able to offer high quality support to participants to be able navigate and use their NDIS plan. 

I have passion for health a fitness playing football and Boxing in my spare time. Also have an English Saffy named Rocky who keeps me on my toes.

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.

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!

I previously worked at the TAC as a Support Coordinator with severely injured clients as a result of their transport accidents. My role at the TAC was to make key decisions on treatments and services to allow my clients to live their lives to the fullest.

Being a Support Coordinator means providing our disabled participants with choice and control. My goal is that each participant will get the most out of their NDIS plan to ensure that they thrive.

I enjoy spending quality time with family and friends. I also enjoy playing poker in my spare time.

I like to get the best out of people and for me giving them a helping hand, to improve their independency gives me energy and joy.

Navigating within the NDIS can be a challenge and I like to support my participants in better understanding the NDIS. Focus on independency for the participants and doing this efficiently, I feel I am the right fit for OnSide.

In my time off I love camping, going to the beach and catching the sun as much as I can. I am always working on getting 1% better each day.

I have successfully completed a Bachelors Degree in Applied Public Health. I have worked with participants with disabilities for the past 7 years across the community sector and the employment sector. I have also worked as a NDIS Support Coordinator for the past 2 years.

Here at OnSide we value the importance of Independence & efficiency. I believe both values are very important to ensure choice and control is provided to our participants, furthermore, providing quality and safe supports. Being a Support Coordinator fits with me as a person as I believe everyone deserves to live a full life and receive supports in any way to do so.

I studied my Bachelors degree as it has always been important to me to want to help others in the community any way I can. My personal health is also important to me as I want to be the best possible person I can be to support others. I love to do reformer Pilates and walk my dog to maintain my mental and physical health.

With two decades of dedicated service in the disability sector, I have honed a comprehensive skill set encompassing direct support, team leadership, and support coordination. My career trajectory reflects a steadfast commitment to enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities through person-centered approaches and collaborative teamwork.

I’m passionate about empowering individuals to take charge of their NDIS journey. I support people to understand their NDIS plans in clear, simple terms so they can make informed decisions that reflect their needs and goals. My focus is on fostering confidence, independence, and true choice and control—helping participants use their plans in ways that make a real difference in their lives.

I enjoy the simple things—walking under open skies, exploring the outdoors, and getting lost in a good book. Nature keeps me grounded, and reading keeps me curious.

I have almost 6 years of experience in the Disability Sector in Support Coordination as well as Management in an Individual Support Company. Previously I came from the administration field .

As a Support Coordinator I love supporting clients to change their lives, to increase their capacity and to live their best life. As someone with lived experience I understand how the NDIS can support a person with a disability to live their best life. I work with integrity, I am inclusive in all I do, I have compassion for those around me, I empower the clients I work with and find innovative ways to support them with their lives.

I love coffee. My favourite cuisine is Italian and in my spare time I am a family man.

My pathway into Support Coordination has evolved through a long-standing career in radiation therapy. Over the past 18 years, I have had the privilege of working closely with cancer patients and their families, supporting them through complex and often challenging journeys.

I find the role of a Support Coordinator to be highly rewarding, as it allows me to build trusted partnerships and support individuals to navigate challenges and strengthen their independence. I value working with the team at OnSide for its commitment to person-centred practice and its collaborative, empowering culture, which closely aligns with my personal and professional values.

With many years of experience in healthcare, together with my lived experience as a parent of NDIS participants, I offer a strong foundation of empathy, compassion, and a genuine understanding of the NDIS journey. I look forward to working collaboratively with you to support the achievement of your goals.

I’ve come from community‑focused roles supporting people in fast‑paced environments, from emergency response work to customer‑facing roles, where helping people feel safe and understood has always been at the centre of what I do. I hold a Diploma in Soical Science and and I am currently completing a Certificate IV in Community Services to strengthen the way I support people in the disability sector.

I am proud to be part of the OnSide team, where genuine connection, inclusion and person‑centred practice guide everything we do. Being a Support Coordinator means walking alongside people with respect and understanding, helping them feel confident, informed and truly in control of their choices as they work toward the goals that matter most in their lives.

I am a big film lover; nothing makes me happier than sinking into a cinema seat and switching off for a couple of hours. “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it” – Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986).

I completed my Bachelor degree in Paramedicine. Now working in the disability sector I have gained an understanding how allied health, GPs, hospitals, and community supports interact. I am able to work with people from all backgrounds, ages, and abilities.

Working for OnSide as a Support Coordinator aligns with my own values. I am committed to respecting and protecting participants’ dignity and privacy, and actively supporting informed choices.

I have an interest in crafts. I enjoy colouring, puzzles and learning new skills like crochet.

With a background in mental health studies and experience as a support worker I have developed a strong understanding and importance of compassionate, person-centred support. 

As a Support Coordinator, I am passionate about working alongside participants to help them navigate services, connect with the right supports, and build confidence in achieving their goals. I am committed to advocating for clients, ensuring their voices are heard, and supporting them to live more independent and fulfilling lives.

I enjoy spending time in nature, bush walks, camping and other activities which helps me practice mindfulness and spending time with friends, cooking and reading books.

I have graduated with a Diploma of Community Services and provided engagement and support with social and community participation as part of the HACC (Home and Community Care) program. I fostered collaboration and empowerment with my participants in a support worker role.

As a Support Coordinator at OnSide, I work alongside participants to achieve their goals and celebrate success. I take a proactive approach and lead with empathy, active listening, honesty, integrity, and transparency.

Outside of work, I value social connection with family, friends, and colleagues, and enjoy making the most of everything Melbourne has to offer as one of the world’s most liveable cities.

I have been an independent Support Worker since 2023. This role has allowed me to connect with NDIS particiapants and provide a personal centered care. I am currently completing my Certificate IV in Community Services, which is strengthening my knowledge and skills to better support participants and deliver high quality support. I have lived experience caring for my sister who is a NDIS participant. Helping participants and their families feel understood, supported and empowered is very important to me.

I am proud to be a part of an organisation that has the same values and align with my commitment to personal centre care. As a Support Coordinator I am passionate about helping participant achieve their goal. Being a part of OnSide allows me to do that. OnSide has given me the opportunity to support participants to feel heard, empowered and connected to the right services.

I enjoy going away in my caravan and exploring new places I haven’t been to around Australia. I also enjoy paddle boarding and hiking. I am a passionate gardener and enjoy growing my own fruit and veggies.

I’m a recent Master of Dietetics graduate who has spent the last few years working as a support worker and an Out of School Hours Care educator. Supporting people of different ages and abilities has shaped my person-centred approach and love for making a positive impact.

My background in dietetics, support work, and OSHC education has given me a strong understanding of holistic, person-centred care. These experiences allow me to support people with compassion, inclusion, and integrity while empowering them to reach their goals.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me out on a run with friends, trying a new café or restaurant, reading or spending time with my two puppies!

I have completed multiple volunteer work ranging from school, sports and community clubs. I have close family and friends that have different disabilities and have provided necessary support when needed.

As a member of the OnSide team, I look forward to providing support and service to those in the community in need and upholding professionalism at all times.

I am into health and fitness, play multiple sports and love learning about the body. In my spare time I love going on adventures with my pup, an american staffie who loves nothing more than a long walk.

I have experience in the disability employment sector and I am passionate about supporting individuals to achieve their goals. I hold a background in Health Sciences, with majors in Disability and Inclusion and Psychological Science. My Auslan training and awareness of the Deaf community further strengthen my commitment to inclusive and accessible communication.

I am passionate about empowering individuals to make their own decisions and take greater control of their lives. I value providing tailored, person-centred support that responds to each client’s unique needs and helps them achieve positive outcomes.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends and appreciate a good morning coffee.

I’ve worked in the disability sector for many years, starting out as a support worker in the home before moving into a call centre role supporting participants and families. For the past four years, I’ve been an NDIS Support Coordinator, with a strong focus on helping people build their independence and better understand their supports and plans.

To me, being a Support Coordinator is about helping people understand the NDIS as it evolves and making sure they have clear, informed choices available to them. I’m passionate about supporting people to build their independence and confidence so they can feel more in control of their own lives.

Outside of work, I’m really focused on improving my personal life and becoming the best version of myself. I enjoy reading and listening to books, and playing some video games with my siblings. I’m always looking for ways to learn, reflect, and improve.

For over 17 years, I’ve worked as a disability support worker, privileged to support individuals with diverse needs on their journeys. Seeing the difference that the right support can make is what inspired my move into Support Coordination.

I enjoy building genuine connections with participants and draw on my direct care experience to provide a practical, person-centred approach. I’m passionate about supporting choice and control, and working collaboratively to help participants achieve meaningful outcomes from their NDIS plans.

Outside of work, you’ll find me enjoying time with family and friends, wandering through art galleries, and relaxing with my playful cat.

I bring nearly 18 years of experience to OnSide as a qualified Social Worker, specialising in mental health, disability, children and youth , community welfare and psycho social rehabilitation. Thoughout my career, I have empowered individuals to become more self sufficient and independant. I hold Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and two Master’s degree in Social Work, providing me with a strong foundation for understanding human behaviour and offering effective support.

As a member of the OnSide team, I am passionate about assisting people in achieving their meaningful life goals by focusing on person-centred support, capacity building and self determination which aligns with the values of respect, choice and inclusion.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, hiking, and exploring new cultures through documentaries, visiting traditional places, trying diverse cuisines, and reading autobiographies.

My background includes volunteering as a disability support worker and had worked with families, where I helped helped develop skills and work towards meaningful personal goals. I bring lived experience supporting a sibling with a disability. This has given me a deeper understanding of the perspectives and needs of both individuals and their families. These experiences have led me to an understanding of the importance of advocacy for inclusion and helping people access the right support to reach a meaningful and independent life.

As a Support Coordinator on the Onside team, I understand the importance of helping participants make informed choices and navigate systems and services that fit their goals and values. I value the social model of disability, which highlights that people with disabilities often face challenges by barriers in society instead of their differences. I enjoy doing a collaborative, respectful and strength-based approach when working with people.

Outside of work, I find myself watching TV shows, movies and spending time in the outdoors. I enjoy collecting and learning board games and experimenting with international cuisines.

With a background in Disability Employment Services, it has equipped me with skills to guide individuals to grow their confidence, skills and capacity to sustain more independent lives.

As a Support Coordinator I am passionate about supporting my participants to build capacity and achieve their goals by connecting them with tailored supports.

In my spare time, I love travelling around Australia with my Labrador Luna, catching up with friends and family, or getting hooked on the latest TV series.

I began my journey with genuine passion for helping others, which lead me to work as a support worker in the disability sector. Over time, I’ve grown a into Support Coordination role, allowing me to further empower individuals.

As a Support Coordinator at OnSide, I am committed to delivering person-centred support that reflects the organisations core values of respect, empowerment and integrity. I strive to build strong, trusting relationships while connecting my participants with services that support their independence and overall wellbeing

I am an outdoorsy girl who loves camping, four wheel driving, and exploring new places whenever I get the chance. I also enjoy trying new restaurants and making the most of every adventure big or small.

Working as an Assistant Practice Manager in a psychology clinic has provided me with valuable experience supporting NDIS participants and helping them navigate their funding and access the services they need. Through daily interaction with clients, I have developed strong communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills while coordinating appointments, assisting with funding enquiries, and ensuring clients receive appropriate support.

Becoming part of a Support Coordination team that have the same values and vision as me will give me purpose. I want to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives and help them achieve their goals. I love to help people, becoming a Support Coordinator fits my empatheic personality. It means a lot to me when I see the work I do create a positive impact and or change in a personal life.

My favourite hobby is to read and walk on the beach. My favourite book genre is non-fiction. I love the beach when it’s hot and cold (unusual, I know). My favourite quote is from an Irish book my Nana gifted me ‘As you slid down the banister of life, may the splinters never point the wrong way.’

I hold a Diploma of Community Services and have experience working in the disability sector as a Support Worker. I also bring extensive experience in customer service, which has strengthened my communication, relationship-building and problem-solving skills. Together, my professional and personal experience has given me a strong understanding of the importance of providing compassionate, respectful and person-centred support.

As a Support Coordinator, I am passionate about providing personalised, person-centred support that empowers individuals and their families to live fulfilling and meaningful lives. I work alongside participants to understand their unique needs, strengths and goals, supporting them to achieve both their short and long-term aspirations.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with my friends and family, reading books, and enjoying plenty of time with my pets. I value the importance of connection, balance and making time for the people and things that bring joy to everyday life.

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