Sonya Jennings

Sonya is passionate about her work for NDIS participants. She has 15 years of extensive experience in the health coaching and fitness industry, which she uses to support participants with health and fitness goals. Sonya adapts well to people, is a great listener and understands that the path to optimal health is often complicated and emotional.

Sonya is a great motivator, and provides direction and accountability in her support worker sessions. Sonya would suit participants who are looking to transition to improved health.

Sonia Barattini

Sonia is motivated to help her participants achieve their goals and takes great pride in seeing her participants happy. She has been immersed in the mental health and disability industry for her whole life in both professional and private capacities.

Sonia provides holistic support in a friendly and fun way. She is a problem-solver, a great listener and is always keen to be challenged alongside her participants. Sonia’s ultimate goal as a support worker is to improve the lives of her participants.

Carly Reasbeck

Carly is a reliable, energetic, goal-driven and adventurous support worker with a strong background in supporting individuals living with psychosocial disabilities. This includes Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), schizophrenia, as well as other complex mental health conditions.

As a proud genderqueer individual and a member of the LGBTQI+ community, Carly is passionate about creating safe and affirming spaces for LGBTQI+ individuals. She understands the unique challenges they may face and works to ensure they feel seen, respected, and supported. Whether advocating for inclusivity, providing guidance, or simply offering a judgmentfree space, Carly is committed to fostering empowerment and belonging.

In addition to this, there are 2 more important bits of information about Carly. She was a Reserve Athlete for the 2000 Olympics in Taekwondo and she is an animal lover.

Leisa Evans

Leisa is a dedicated NDIS Mental Health Support Worker whose friendly, bubbly and creative approach to support work has won the hearts of many.

Leisa has a genuine passion for making meaningful connections with people. Her love for chatting creates a warm and welcoming environment, making it easy for participants to feel comfortable and understood. Whether it’s sharing stories, discussing interests, or simply brightening someone’s day, Leisa is always there to lend an attentive ear and a kind word.

Leisa’s creative talents and knack for artistry makes her especially adept at engaging with individuals who appreciate and enjoy creativity.

Ruby Coulton

Ruby is passionate about supporting participants based on their individual needs. She has two years of experience as a support worker and previously worked in hospitality. She is an avid cook. Ruby works with a diverse range of participants and enjoys organising activities for both individual and group events. She has experience working in highly sensitive situations and always approaches her work with an accepting and calm attitude.

Ruby is great at assisting participants with daily living tasks, such as meal planning, shopping, cooking, cleaning and attending appointments. She also encourages and supports participant to do other activities, such as find employment, travel, play games and be social. Due to Ruby’s adaptive and non-judgemental approach to providing support, she would suit any participant looking for a support worker.

Zoe Fajic

As a grandmother, Zoe brings a nurturing yet firm approach to support work. With 9 years experience she incorporates a wealth of knowledge and expertise into all activities. Whether it’s bushwalking, shopping, gardening, cooking, going to church or a friendly conversation. Zoe’s warm and social nature makes her a perfect fit for those who are looking to pursue their interests.

Zoe is able to support participants to implement therapist recommendations and is very diligent with providing documentation to secure increased NDIS funding if required. Through. personalised encouragement, Zoe can support you to live your life to the fullest and pursue your passion with confidence.

Sophie Spillett

Sophie is a qualified Support Worker with a Diploma in Community Services and over a decade of industry experience. She is passionate about helping people feel valued, connected, and genuinely supported in their everyday lives.

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With a calm, down-to-earth approach, Sophie enjoys bringing creativity into her work and is a big lover of art and all things creative. She also adores animals - especially dogs - and is always happy to share a cuppa and a good yarn.

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Sophie believes support should feel genuine, culturally safe, and truly person-centred. She prides herself on meeting people where they’re at and supporting them to live the life they want. And if the moment feels right, she’s always up for a bit of car karaoke - enthusiasm guaranteed, vocal talent optional.

Julie Lehman

Julie is a calm, fun-loving Support Worker who brings a beautiful balance of life experience and professional expertise. With a background in mental health counselling and therapy, alongside her qualifications as a registered nurse, Julie offers steady, compassionate support tailored to each person’s needs.​

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She has training in movement and dance, meditation, nutrition, and certified hypnotherapy, allowing her to support both physical and emotional wellbeing in a holistic and person-centred way. Julie also enjoys swimming, walking, and spending time outdoors, and loves incorporating gentle movement and nature into her support when it aligns with a participant’s goals and interests.

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​Whether you’re looking for a friendly companion, support with daily routines, or guidance toward your wellbeing goals, Julie brings warmth, maturity, and genuine care to every interaction.

Sarah Austin

Sarah is a compassionate support worker who has completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Advanced) and is currently completing her Honours in Psychology. She is passionate about supporting people to improve their wellbeing and get the most out of everyday life. Known for her gentle, calm, and supportive approach, Sarah creates an environment where participants feel safe, understood, and encouraged. She enjoys helping people build structure, confidence, and independence while working together to achieve meaningful goals.

Sarah has experience supporting young people as a Learning Support Assistant, tutor, and volunteer teacher, as well as through international volunteering experiences in Cambodia and Fiji. Outside of work, Sarah enjoys going to the gym, walking her dog, spending time with friends and family, and going to the beach on weekends. She loves helping people feel supported and confident in their day-to-day lives.

Olivia Weeks

Olivia is a fun, energetic and encouraging Support Worker who loves a good chat, a laugh and trying new things. She is friendly, compassionate and approachable, and is always open to getting involved in whatever activities participants enjoy. Currently studying Occupational Therapy, Olivia is passionate about supporting people to feel confident and independent while making the most of their time together. She loves exploring nature, spending time at the beach and being around the water, as well as cuddling with her dogs and all animals. An active person herself, Olivia enjoys playing soccer, tennis and netball and loves getting involved in activities that keep her moving and having fun. Olivia wants participants to genuinely enjoy the time they spend with her and hopes her outgoing personality and caring approach can help create meaningful memories, build confidence and make a positive difference to the people she supports.

Aimee Howard

Aimee is a warm, understanding and inclusive Support Worker who is currently completing her Bachelor of Psychological Science and Social Science. She is passionate about creating genuine connections and supporting people to feel accepted, understood and empowered. As a proud member of the LGBT+ community who identifies as queer, Aimee has a personal understanding of diverse gender identities and the importance of creating safe and affirming spaces where people can be themselves. As someone who is neurodivergent, Aimee understands the importance of feeling accepted and supported for who you are. She values meeting people where they’re at, respecting their lived experiences and providing support that is individualised and person-centred. Aimee believes everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and heard. She is passionate about building genuine connections, creating inclusive spaces and empowering participants to thrive and live life on their own terms.

Karen Dalziel

Karen is a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker whose journey into disability support comes from personal lived experience. Following an accident that left her brother a quadriplegic, Karen saw first-hand the challenges individuals and families face when navigating health, disability and support systems. This experience inspired Karen to move from her career in management into work with a more personal purpose. She is passionate about helping people maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life while supporting families through their journey.

Karen brings experience in leadership, organisation and client support, combined with genuine compassion. She believes everyone deserves to be heard, respected and empowered to make their own choices. As a Scottish-Australian, Karen is married with two children. Outside of work, she enjoys pilates, painting, gardening and cooking. Karen is committed to providing kind, dependable and personalised support, whether through practical assistance, companionship, advocacy or navigating services.