Service Manager

As the Service Manager at Inclusive Disability Assist, Garry brings over 15 years of experience in the disability and community services sector. He is passionate about delivering high-quality, person-centred care by leading a skilled team and ensuring services align with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) framework.  Garry works closely with participants, families, and community partners to create tailored support strategies that empower individuals to achieve greater independence and well-being.

garry@inclusiveassist.org

Team Leader / Specialist Support Coordinator

After having worked as a Counsellor since 2012, Julie transitioned into the disability sector.  Julie was initially employed as a Local Area Coordinator before leaping into the  Level 2 and Specialist Support Coordination space.   Julie is able to support participants with complex circumstances, and is very passionate about helping people access the supports and services that enable them to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. Julie’s position as a Specialist Support Coordinator enables her to achieve this on a daily basis.

julie@inclusiveassist.org

Support Coordinator

Eden graduated with her Bachelors Degree in Psychology in 2019, and knew that she had a passion for helping neurodiverse individuals. Her role as a Support Coordinator allows her to work alongside participants and assist them in utilizing their NDIS plan effectively to achieve their goals. There is nothing more rewarding for Eden, than making a positive impact on participants lives, no matter how big or small. Eden strives to see her participant’s flourish through successful implementation of NDIS services.

eden@inclusiveassist.org

Support Coordinator

In Mitch’s role as a Support Coordinator, he is dedicated to ensuring participants and their families understand and utilise all available resources through their NDIS plans, opening doors to therapies, support workers, equipment, and modifications that can truly transform lives. Graduating with an Honors degree in Psychology, Mitch brings an empathic and care-informed point of view to his Support Coordination. Seeing individuals thrive and realize their capabilities is incredibly rewarding for Mitch and reaffirms the impact Support Coordination can have.

mitch@inclusiveassist.org

Support Coordinator

Sep has been working within the Disability Services sector for over 10 years, and is passionate about people accessing the resources and support to reach their full potential.  In her role as a Support Coordinator, Sep is able to ensure that participants and their families have a strong understanding of what they can do with their NDIS plans.  Sep specializes in delivering Support Coordination to families and individuals who have met access to the NDIS.  Sep prides in herself in responsive and pro-active delivery of support and is an effective communicator.

sep@inclusiveassist.org

Jacqui has over 11 years of experience as an aged care and disability support worker, Jacqui brings deep compassion, dedication, and hands-on knowledge to her role as a Support Coordinator. Her goal has always been simple but powerful: to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people she supports.

In her current role, Jacqui is committed to empowering participants and their families by helping them build a strong understanding of their NDIS plans. She works closely with each individual to ensure their goals, needs, and choices are at the centre of every decision, supporting them to navigate services with confidence and clarity.

With 6 years working closely within the disability sector and over 15 years in the childcare sector, one truth has remained constant: intervention is key.

It’s more than a service or a strategy — it’s a lifeline. It’s the difference between just getting by and truly thriving. Whether for a child just starting their journey or an adult looking to gain independence and confidence, intervention unlocks potential that may otherwise go unnoticed.

I always say, a smile is the rainbow in a stormy sky. Because every step forward — every small gain, every joyful moment — brings light to what can often feel like an overwhelming journey. And in my experience, those smiles are made possible through timely, thoughtful, and person-centered support.

Support Coordinator

Before her time as a Support Coordinator, Shaylee spent six years as a Disability Support Worker.   Shaylee was able to identify first hand, how the effective implementation of NDIS services can positively benefit participants.  Shay takes pride in her ability to communicate effectively to a wide range of audiences, in both interpersonal and group settings.  Shay specializes in providing Support Coordination services to those that have met access to the NDIS with a psycho-social disability, with an emphasis on collaborative communication.

shaylee@inclusiveassist.org