Meet our NDIS Support Coordinators
Lynda
Lynda is our NDIS Leader who is passionate about supporting people through a person-centred focus and bringing about positive changes in their life. Lynda has worked alongside complex young people and their families in a variety of settings, especially young people who have disabilities and are living with the impact of past trauma. Lynda provides an empathetic, trauma-informed and strength-based approach alongside her NDIS participants to achieve great outcomes.
Lynda has experience navigating complex systems and providing timely and collaborative solutions for her NDIS participants. Lynda works alongside the belief that the similar problems don’t always require the same solutions, and that each individual deserves a tailored support approach that specifically meets their needs. Lynda enjoys sharing her knowledge of the NDIS and being guided by her participants with a flexible approach.
In her time away from work, Lynda enjoys walks in nature, yoga and socialising with loved ones.
Harley
Harley is our Senior Support Coordinator with extensive experience supporting young people, in particular those who have experienced past trauma, have an intellectual or physical disability, youth justice involvement or substance use concerns. With over 15 year of experience in supporting some of the most at risk and vulnerable people in both government and non-government roles, Harley has developed a balanced and well-versed approach to his person-centred practice and a high aptitude for navigating complex systems.
Harley seeks alliances to help the people he works with achieve their goals based on their own values and aspirations. Harley is passionate about protecting the rights of vulnerable people and works with a collaborative approach with those that he supports in order to help them to develop the areas they find important.
Harley strives to be a person who leads by example and be a positive role model to others, both personally and professionally. He believes that education and improvement is a life-long journey and enjoys getting the opportunity to be a part of other people’s journey in a positive way. Harley employs intentional practice and has a keen focus on staying grounded in order to support the people he works with to do the same.
Harley prides himself on leading a family orientated lifestyle with his lovely wife and two children. The adventures and challenges are amazing and Harley loves them dearly - he wouldn’t have it any other way!
Kylie
Kylie is a Support Coordinator with extensive experience across the youth, mental health, and alternative education sectors.
With a strong commitment to social justice, advocacy, access and inclusivity , Kylie works diligently to support individuals and families as they navigate often complex systems.
Kylie has a keen interest in the impacts of psychosocial disability and the hopes and promise of recovery.
Her broad complex case management skills and experience utilize strengths-based, client-centered and restorative frameworks.
When not at work Kylie can be found at the beach with her family of two and four leggeds, cooking up a mean risotto and barracking for Carlton on a Saturday afternoon.
Grace
Grace is an outgoing and empathetic Support Coordinator who is studying a Masters of Social Work and has more than five years of experience working as a Registered Nurse.
With a strong commitment to valuing diversity and all aspects of well-being, Grace offers a non-judgemental and inclusive environment for all clients.
Grace believes in valuing the unique worth of all individuals and is passionate about supporting clients’ right to exercise freedom of choice and control over decisions affecting their lives. Grace utilises a strengths-based, person-centred approach to empower clients to create connections, increase their capacity and achieve their goals.
When engaging with clients, families and service providers, Grace strives to be proactive, dependable and communicate effectively to achieve positive outcomes.
Outside of work, Grace enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading a good book at the beach and keeping cool with her Siberian Husky.
Sorry. We are currently at capacity and are unable to accept further Support Coordination Referrals at this time.