Our Team

Brendan is a friendly, reliable support professional who works with people of all ages, including individuals living with disability and those navigating complex barriers. With experience across teaching, coaching and support roles, Brendan brings strong communication skills and a flexible, individualised approach to each person he supports.

He is passionate about inclusive, person-centred practice and focuses on creating safe, respectful environments that promote confidence, participation, independence and overall wellbeing. Brendan values building strong, trusting relationships and enjoys supporting people to engage in meaningful activities that align with their goals, interests and strengths.

Outside of work, Brendan enjoys board games, building LEGO, cooking, staying active through sport, and spending time with friends and loved ones. He believes that shared interests and genuine connection play an important role in building positive and professional support relationships.

Hello! I’m Chelsea, a 25-year-old support worker with over two years of experience providing compassionate care. I’m passionate about making a positive impact, whether it’s helping with daily tasks, preparing meals, or offering a friendly chat. Outside of work, I love walking my dog, spending time with family, staying active at the gym, and unwinding at the beach. I’m certified in CPR, First Aid, and NDIS screening, with a police check and all relevant insurances. I look forward to working with you!

Emily is a warm and dedicated caregiver with a passion for supporting both senior and younger clients in residential settings. With specialised expertise in memory care and dementia communication, she approaches each person with empathy and respect, ensuring their individual needs are met. Emily is highly skilled in everyday tasks such as preparing meals, housekeeping, and offering companionship, all while maintaining a calm and positive presence.

Trained in all aspects of caregiving, including physical support (bathing, feeding, and lifting) and social engagement, Emily focuses on creating a safe, nurturing environment for her clients. She’s well-versed in dementia communication strategies and understands the cognitive changes that come with age, ensuring every resident feels secure and respected.

Known for her bright outlook and natural empathy, Emily is driven to give her best in every situation. She listens carefully to her clients' needs, offering tailored care that has a positive impact. Emily’s ultimate aim is to ensure that every person she supports feels valued, comfortable, and cared for, both during and after each service.

Jodie is a compassionate and highly experienced Disability Support Worker based in Elwood, VIC. 

A big music lover, she enjoys catching live concerts whenever she can and spending quality time with her family and dogs (though she’s proudly allergic to cats!). Jodie also runs a charity supporting cancer patients and their families through times of hardship, a reflection of her caring nature and commitment to helping others.

With a Certificate IV in Community Services and specialised training in mental health, crisis support, and first aid, Jodie brings a wealth of knowledge and genuine care to every client interaction. She has extensive experience supporting individuals with complex needs, providing personal care, lifestyle assistance, and community engagement with a person centred and empathetic approach.

Known for building trust-based relationships with clients and families, Jodie is dedicated to helping people live independently with dignity, confidence, and choice.

Hi, I’m Julian, a support worker with a passion for helping children and teens reach their full potential. 

With experience in mentoring young people, I love using activities like music, sports, fitness, and games to connect and inspire. My goal is to create a positive, supportive environment where each individual can thrive and feel empowered. 

Whether it's through fun activities or meaningful conversations, I’m dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of the young people I work with.

Kerrie is a dedicated and professional support worker with a strong passion for assisting individuals with disabilities in both community and assisted living environments. Her diverse background, which spans homeware retail, beauty therapy, and real estate management, ultimately led her to discover her true calling: helping others achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

Kerrie offers a comprehensive range of services, from daily living assistance and emotional support to behavioural management and client transportation. She approaches each task with compassion, always prioritising the dignity, respect, and independence of those she supports.

Outside of work, Kerrie enjoys spending time in her garden, camping, and hosting family and friends. She is committed to maintaining a healthy work-life balance while providing the highest standard of care.

Hi, I’m Marnie, an independent support worker on the Mornington Peninsula. I love helping people with disabilities live independently and safely, whether at home, in the community, or in assisted living. I bring kindness, compassion, and respect to every client, their families, and providers.

I have diverse experience in administration, staff management, and caregiving, including the past two years supporting my mother-in-law with Parkinson’s. I’m skilled in personal care, meal preparation, mobility support, behavioural support, emotional support, and daily living assistance.

Outside of work, I enjoy walking outdoors, cooking, dining out with family and friends, and camping holidays. I’m fully certified in first aid, emergency life support, infection control, and NDIS standards, and hold a WWCC, police check, and driver’s license.

Hello! I’m Neneh, an experienced support worker with a passion for helping others live fulfilling and independent lives.

 Based in Croydon, I have worked with clients aged 1 to 60 with a range of mental and physical disabilities, including autism, intellectual disabilities, schizophrenia, acquired brain injury and Prader-Willi syndrome. 

I have hands-on experience assisting with personal care (showering, dressing, administering medication), feeding, daily living skills (household chores, meal preparation, shopping) and transportation to appointments. I take pride in building strong, trusting relationships with my clients, ensuring they feel supported, valued, and empowered in their daily lives.

I am currently studying a Diploma in Health Sciences at La Trobe University, which deepens my understanding of health and well-being. My passion for fitness and wellness has also shaped my approach to care, as I believe in the positive impact of movement, fresh air, and healthy living on both physical and mental well-being.

In addition to my disability support experience, I have a background in hospitality, customer service and real estate, strengthening my communication, adaptability, and people skills.

In my spare time, I love spending time with family and friends, reading books that inspire personal growth and embracing the outdoors. I look forward to meeting you!

I’m Olivia, a dedicated and highly experienced Disability Support Worker, ready to make a positive impact in your life! At 21 years old, I bring 2 years of hands-on experience providing high quality care for individuals with various disabilities. I’m skilled in hoisting, personal care, and meal assistance, always offering a compassionate touch. With a background in Personal Training, I stay active and fit, ensuring I’m ready for all your support needs. I’m friendly, proactive, and adaptable, with a great sense of humour, and I’m comfortable working with both people and pets of all ages. I’m currently pursuing an Occupational Therapy degree (starting in 2025) and hold a Cert III in Fitness, a Diploma of Health Science, ABN, Working with Children Check, Public Liability Insurance, and NDIS Workers Screening Check. Whether you need daily support, personal care, or just a friendly face, I’m here to help make your days easier and more enjoyable. 

Sue is a caring, genuine, and warm support worker with over a decade of experience supporting people with disabilities. With valuable lived experience, she brings a deeply understanding and compassionate approach to every person she works with. Sue believes in meeting people where they’re at, empowering them to feel safe, supported, and confident in their daily lives.

In her spare time, Sue loves spending time with her family, exploring new places in the caravan, and indulging in a little shopping adventure.

Sue is passionate about helping with cooking and meal preparation, and she’s always happy to assist with cleaning, transport, community access, and attending appointments. Her calm nature and practical skills make her a reliable, positive presence in the lives of the people she supports.

I have been working for the past 12 months supporting a client with high physical and psychosocial needs, which I find incredibly rewarding. I am passionate about helping people live their best lives and providing care that makes a real difference.

I am a parent of four children and enjoy family life, but I also love getting out and about whether it’s going for walks, enjoying the ocean, reading, listening to music, watching movies, or finding a great coffee. I am flexible and happy to travel to and from work, and I am excited to continue supporting people in the South East & Peninsula region.