I have worked in the disability sector for the past 7 years, supported by over 20 years of lived experience with disability. This combination shapes my approach each day, grounded in dignity, autonomy, safety, and creating environments where people can genuinely thrive.

My background in day options coordination involved developing meaningful, community-based programs that supported participants to build life skills, confidence, and social connection. Through this, I gained experience in person-centred planning, stakeholder communication, and aligning daily supports with individual goals and NDIS outcomes.

Health and wellbeing within the disability sector is a strong focus for me. I believe physical health, mental wellbeing, routine, community access, and life skill development are all interconnected.

Above all, I am committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred support that promotes independence, safety, and meaningful inclusion.