Sarah is a qualified Developmental Educator who graduated with a Bachelor of Disability and Developmental Education from Flinders University in 2019.

Sarah has more than 10 years’ experience working in mental health, child protection and
disability in both the private and government sectors.

Sarah provides Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), Support Coordination, Specialist Support Coordination, as well as assessment and therapeutic supports across a wide range of functional life skills, in particular, supporting people to live and work as active participants in their community.

Sarah is passionate about supporting people to live meaningful and active lives and to ensure a quality of life that everyone deserves with a person centred focus.

Alice is a qualified Support Coordinator, and has worked in the Disability sector for more than 8 years. She and her family have lived in Port Lincoln since 2005 and has a great attachment to the Eyre Peninsula. This reflects in her strong focus with local connections for
participants in the regional area.

Alice provides Support Coordination, Specialist Support Coordination and support to Younger People Residing in Aged Care.

Alice is responsive to Participant’s needs in relation to their NDIS goals, maximising their opportunities through effective communication and coordination.

“It’s all about the Participant living their best life!”

Mel is an Eyre Peninsula local having been born in Cummins and spending most of her childhood there. Mel has worked in the Aged Care and Disability Sector for over 15 years. Having begun as a qualified Support Worker to further study and obtain a Diploma in Service Coordination.

Mel provides Support Coordination and Specialist Support Coordination.

Mel is passionate about clients living independently in the community and accessing the best possible support they can.

Brigida believes that everyone has the right to participate and be engaged within their community. To have equity to real choices, control, and opportunities to live connected lives within their community. This belief has shaped Brigida’s commitment to provide holistic strength-based support, which celebrates people’s uniqueness.

Brigida holds a Bachelor of Disability and Developmental Education. Developmental Educators support people living with a disability, their families and support networks by delivering a range of specialist person centred services. DE’s work in collaboration with other service providers to form positive partnerships that support people to access and engage in education, vocations, and opportunities to achieve dreams.

As a Developmental Educator, Brigida’s various roles include, working towards participants' NDIS goals, developing individual therapy programs, counselling, facilitating groups, building independent life-skills within the home and wider community. DE’s advocate and enable people to achieve their potential and to live meaningful lives.