Olive

Olive is a warm and attentive support worker who brings genuine empathy and a calm presence to the people she supports.

A Psychology student, Olive combines academic knowledge of human behaviour, communication and mental wellbeing with hands on experience in everyday care. This combination means she notices the small changes in mood and routine that make all the difference.

Olive has experience providing person centred support, assisting with personal care, daily living activities and community access. She supports each person to maintain their independence and their choices, respecting everyone's pace and building genuine, trusting relationships.

She is also thorough with the practical side of the work, keeping accurate records and communicating clearly with families, coordinators and allied health professionals. She has knowledge of behaviour support, medication assistance and manual handling.

Growing up in a family where both her mother and grandmother worked as nurses, Olive has always been drawn to caring for others. She is reliable, motivated and adaptable, someone who arrives, understands what needs to be done and brings a sense of ease to the family's routine.

Olive is ready to support families in Noosa, including Doonan, Eumundi, Cooroy, Tewantin and surrounds.

Jacqueline

Jacqueline is a dedicated and warm support worker who brings patience, consistency and genuine care to everyone she supports.

With hands on experience caring for children with additional needs, Jacqueline has developed strong skills in daily routines, personal hygiene, feeding and creating activities tailored to each child's pace. She has supported families in Sydney caring for infants, young children and pre teens, always prioritising a safe, calm and engaging environment.

Her background as a ballet teacher in Brazil, including classes adapted for children with special needs, shows her natural ability to build connection through movement, confidence and joy. Jacqueline knows how to encourage children's motor and social development in a light hearted, welcoming way.

Jacqueline is known for building genuine trust with the people she cares for, adapting patiently to each person's individual needs. Her background in Human Resources and customer service strengthens her empathetic communication and her ease in forming real connections.

Bilingual in Portuguese and English, Jacqueline brings sensitivity, creativity and presence, becoming a natural extension of the families' routines she supports.

​

​

​

Lisa H.

Lisa brings hands on experience in personal care, domestic assistance, meal preparation, transport and community access, with a background supporting people with a range of disabilities and care needs.

​

She's attentive to each client's wellbeing and careful with tracking their progress, always ready to adapt to whatever the situation calls for.

​

Mature, kind and a great communicator, Lisa is always open to learning and adjusting to what each family needs. With flexible availability, including weekends and split shifts, she's ready to truly show up for the people she supports.

​

Warm and dedicated, Lisa is the kind of person who walks into a home ready to make a difference, bringing peace of mind to those trusting her with the care of someone they love.

​

Lisa found in support work the job she'd always wanted. After a few months in the role, she says this is the one where she's felt most fulfilled, and she has no interest in going back to anything else.

​

​

​

​​

​

​

​

​

​

​

Evelyn

Evelyn is a dedicated support worker who brings a warm, organized, and genuinely attentive approach to the people she supports.

​

With experience in care work, hospitality, and individual support, Evelyn has developed strong skills in empathetic communication, nutritious meal preparation, safe environment maintenance, and encouraging wellbeing through meaningful activities.

​

Evelyn has experience assisting with daily routines, personal care, meal preparation, and leisure activities such as chair yoga and outdoor activities. She has also provided emotional support and companionship to individuals living with dementia, demonstrating sensitivity and patience in delicate situations.

​

Evelyn is known for her reliability, flexibility, organizational skills, and ability to proactively identify and minimise risks. She connects genuinely with people through shared interests such as health, wellbeing, creative activities, and quality time together.

​

As a fluent speaker of Portuguese and English, Evelyn brings a valuable and inclusive cultural perspective. Her skills in graphic design and creativity add an extra dimension to enrich the experiences and activities she shares with the families she supports.

​​​​​​​​​​​

Julia

Julia is a dedicated and patient support worker who brings a warm, calm, and person-centred approach to the people she supports.

With a background in Psychology and experience supporting children, older adults, and individuals with different needs, Julia has developed strong skills in communication, emotional support, daily routine assistance, and confidence-building.

Julia has experience assisting with daily routines, personal care, play-based activities, creative workshops, and recreational programmes such as music, art, gardening, cooking, and sports. She has also provided one-on-one in-home support to children, encouraging independence, wellbeing, and participation in meaningful activities.

She has also supported clients with challenging or risk behaviours, complex medical needs, and reduced mobility, including wheelchair use, both in Argentina and here in Australia, mainly working with children.

Julia has supported older adults through individual and group digital skills lessons, adapting her communication style to different learning needs with patience, clarity, and respect.

Julia is known for her reliability, flexibility, problem-solving skills, and calm approach in challenging situations. She enjoys connecting with participants through shared interests such as music, movies, photography, cultural activities, nature, walking, and community outings.

Julia also holds developed skills in effective communication and in supporting safe and enjoyable mealtimes, certified by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, further strengthening her ability to provide safe, quality support.

Wesley

Wesley is a calm, kind, and dedicated support worker who brings a gentle, person-centred approach focused on respect, inclusion, and independence.

​

With extensive experience as a teacher, Wesley has spent many years supporting children and young people in structured learning environments, helping to build confidence, encourage participation, and respond to individual needs with patience and understanding. His background has given him strong skills in communication, emotional support, positive behaviour guidance, and creating safe and supportive environments where people feel valued and respected.

​

He is known for his quiet and calm nature, thoughtful approach, and ability to build positive and trusting relationships with the people he supports, their families, and the professionals around them.

​

Wesley is passionate about supporting people to achieve their goals and increase their independence in everyday life. He enjoys encouraging participation in meaningful activities, active routines, and community involvement, and brings a genuine interest in hobbies such as music, fitness, and video games, which can help create strong connections and engaging support experiences

​​​​​

​​​​​​​​​

Lisa M.

Lisa is a compassionate, patient, and dedicated support worker who brings a caring and person-centred approach focused on respect, inclusion, and independence.

​

With extensive experience supporting children and teenagers in school environments, supporting learning, daily routines, emotional regulation, and positive behaviour strategies, always with a focus on creating safe, supportive, and encouraging environments where individuals feel valued and understood.

​

She is known for her kind and empathetic nature, honest communication, and ability to build trusting relationships with the people she supports, their families, and professionals around them.

​

She is passionate about helping people achieve their goals, no matter how big or small, and enjoys supporting participation in everyday activities, active lifestyles, hobbies, and community involvement to encourage greater independence and quality of life.

​

​

​​

​​

​

​

​​​​​​​

Bella

Bella is a warm, creative and person-centred support worker who is deeply committed to helping people feel safe, empowered and genuinely seen.

​

With experience across disability support, creative facilitation and community programs, Bella has worked with children, young adults and adults, including neurodiverse participants, supporting both their emotional wellbeing and daily living needs.

​

She has facilitated art, writing and creative expression programs within NDIS settings, helping participants build confidence, social connection and self-expression in safe and inclusive environments. Her work is grounded in patience, adaptability and strong emotional awareness.

​

Bella also brings a holistic approach to support work, being trained in yoga, massage therapy and mental health first aid, allowing her to support clients in ways that promote calm, wellbeing and connection.

​

Outside of work, she enjoys art, poetry, cooking, yoga, time in nature and creative community spaces, always bringing warmth, creativity and positivity into the environments she is part of.

​​​

Victor

Vitor is a committed, reliable, and respectful support worker who brings a person-centred approach guided by empathy, dignity, and independence.

​

With solid experience in support roles, customer service, and maintenance, he is known for his calm presence, strong work ethic, and ability to adapt to different contexts and individual needs.

​

He values safe, inclusive, and welcoming environments, and is always focused on promoting autonomy and wellbeing for the people he supports.

​

Outside of work, Vitor enjoys activities that require responsibility and focus — qualities he also brings into his daily professional practice.

​

Fun fact: Vitor is also a qualified professional pilot.

​​

​​

​

​​

​

​

​

​

​​​

​​​​​​

Hannah

Hannah is a warm and compassionate support worker who values kindness, respect, and authenticity in everything she does.

​

With a Bachelor of Counselling, she combines her therapeutic skills with a genuine passion for helping others.

​

Experienced in supporting neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism and ADHD, using a person-centred, strengths-based approach.

​

She is also skilled in working with individuals with physical disabilities, providing personal care, hoisting assistance, and mobility support.

​

Outside of work, Hannah enjoys painting, music, cooking, and spending time outdoors, appreciating the beauty of her Sunshine Coast surroundings.

​

Hannah is known for her ability to build strong connections, bringing both genuine presence and a sense of fun to her support sessions.​​​​​​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

Danielle J.

Danielle holds a Bachelor of Counselling and Psychology and brings a thoughtful, person-centred approach to her support work.

​

She provides tailored support across personal care, mobility, and medication management, always adapting to meet the unique needs and preferences of each individual.

​

With a strong foundation in mental health, Danielle offers emotional support through calm, compassionate presence and a focus on building safe, trusting relationships.

​

Danielle is highly skilled in conflict resolution and excels in navigating complex situations with empathy, promoting open communication and a sense of harmony.

​

​

​​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​

​​

​

​

​​​​​

​

​

Danielle W.

Danielle is an experienced support worker with three years in the disability support sector and holds a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability).

She is passionate about empowering children and adults with disabilities, focusing on promoting independence and delivering personalised care that meets each individual's unique needs.

Danielle has supported people with intellectual and physical disabilities and brings a thoughtful, adaptable approach drawn from her diverse background, including experience in childcare. She also has experience supporting participants with more complex needs, including behaviours of concern, medical needs involving manual handling and hoisting equipment, wheelchair use or mobility devices, intellectual disability alongside mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression, and participants living with multiple disabilities, including cerebral palsy and autism.

She is punctual and reliable, and brings patience and empathy together with a practical approach to her work. Danielle is skilled at identifying and minimising risk to ensure participant safety, and has some experience with manual handling and hoisting, as well as an understanding of positive behaviour support.

She enjoys incorporating creative activities like arts, crafts, and music into her support work, using these tools to encourage self-expression and meaningful engagement.

Outside of work, Danielle leads an active lifestyle and enjoys weight training, cooking and baking, sewing, exploring new places, animals, and beach walks with her dog.

​

Ash

Ash is a warm, engaging support worker with a background in care, including roles as a nanny, household manager, and support person for individuals and families.

​

With a qualification in Early Childhood Education and the added insight of being a parent herself, Ash brings a grounded, empathetic approach to her work.

​

Known for her calm presence, she has a natural ability to de-escalate challenging situations and create a safe, supportive environment for those around her.

​

Ash is deeply passionate about her work and values building strong, respectful connections with the people she supports—always bringing patience, understanding, and a genuine desire to help.

​

​

​​​​​​​​​

​​​

​​​​​​

​

Martha

Martha is a dedicated support worker with a strong background in education, holding a Certificate IV in School-Based Education and Support.

​

Her experience includes working as a Teacher Aide across both high school and primary school settings, as well as facilitating inclusive community playgroups—skills that have strengthened her ability to support individuals with diverse needs.

​

Martha is passionate about empowering people with disabilities to live their best lives, providing personalised, strengths-based support that encourages independence and growth.

​

With a background as a swim teacher and facilitator of movement-based activities, Martha brings a practical, hands-on approach that promotes physical wellbeing and engagement.

​

In her spare time, she enjoys swimming and hiking, embracing an active, nature-connected lifestyle that complements her calm and grounded support style.