Support coordination grounded in trust, connection and real-world experience.

My background in the disability sector has been shaped by five years of hands-on experience across support work, youth mentoring, capacity building, compliance, operations and community-based programs.

I first entered the sector working independently with young people, supporting them through practical, outdoor-based capacity building activities such as surfing, fishing, kayaking and camping. That work gave me a strong understanding of how trust, confidence, routine, communication and real-world experiences can help people build skills and connection.

I later worked with East Coast Care Connect, where my role expanded across compliance, operations and the development of capacity building programs.

During this time, I worked closely with support coordinators, therapists, support workers and operational teams, gaining a broader understanding of the NDIS framework and how different supports need to work together around a participant.

This experience helped me understand the importance of clear communication, strong documentation, safe systems, service coordination and person-centred planning.

This background continues to shape the way I approach support coordination: practical, relationship-based and focused on helping people feel more confident navigating the supports around them.

I am now stepping into support coordination through Auscare, bringing together my background in disability support, community engagement, youth mentoring, program development and relationship-based work.

My goal is to provide clear, practical and person-centred support coordination that helps participants better understand their plans, connect with suitable services and build stronger confidence in the support systems around them.

Support coordination services are delivered in connection with Auscare where relevant.