Meet Our Staff
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| EmmaHello! My name is Emma~ I am a therapeutic arts practitioner, artist, and support worker that values co-creation and co-being. I wish to move through the world with a 'power with' ethos that centers collaboration and equity. Supporting people in my community and family has meant that I have evolved into a curious person who is interested in inquiring into new and unique ways of being that are authentic and unique. I feel such joy witnessing my clients being out in the world, starting new conversations, exploring their sensory identities, and being a part of a connected community~ |
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| NaveenHi, my name is Naveen, also known as “Nav.” I have been working in this sector for the past six years. I love what I do, as I am a compassionate and empathetic person. It gives me great satisfaction to make a difference in someone’s life, and it makes my day when I can put a smile on someone’s face. |
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| Reg Hi, I’m Reg. I enjoy interacting with the residents to assist them in achieving their goals going forward. I’m open to interaction with current and alternative aspects of care that the resident may require to achieve their independence, happiness, and quality of life. My skills include active listening, empathy, and problem-solving. I enjoy communicating and laughter with others, bike riding, gardening, puzzles, and spending time catching up with friends and family. I've been working in SIL MTA & STA houses with high-care residents, requiring intense full-time care ranging from general care to high-complex needs such as bariatric care, peg feeds, catheter, male urodome, massage therapy, diabetes, drug and dependency, medication requirements, behavior management, physiotherapy, neuroplasticity therapy, schizophrenia, bipolar, dementia, autism, Asperger’s syndrome, epilepsy, respiratory issues, asthma, body language diagnosis, and nonverbal and verbal communication. |
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| SallyHello! I'm Sally. As a young and enthusiastic individual, I strive to bring a fresh perspective and an unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others. I approach life with an open mind and a willingness to take on new challenges. In my spare time I find joy in expressing myself through various forms of art. Whether it be drawing, dabbling in paints, or incorporating a bit of exercise into my routine, I embrace the opportunity to explore creativity and wellness. My commitment extends into the disability sector, where I am devoted to bringing happiness into participants' lives, enriching their experiences, and wholeheartedly supporting them in achieving their goals. |
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| TobiMy name is Tobi. I’m a mom to 3 gorgeous children. I love going on long walks, cooking, singing, dancing, listening to music, and so much more. I love working in CCP because of their flexibility and how it’s easy to communicate with my bosses anytime I need to. I also love how they match the clients with the carer that fits their needs. I love how they are family-oriented and always very supportive of their staff in any way they could be of help. Michelle and Irma have been very amazing, and I can’t be more thankful for working for/with them. I count myself lucky. |
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| Todd I've been a part of the disability sector for nearly 15 years now, grew up in a household where my father received daily support for his muscular dystrophy. I have spent my entire life surrounded by all things disability-related, and I still love it every day! I was drawn to this industry through the work my Dad did with his community, organizing fishing days and events for people with disabilities and their families. I consider him to be my biggest inspiration and have instilled a passion inside me for those I work with. Outside of disability, I'm a massive nerd for gaming, art, and alternative culture. I like to think I bring an interesting twist of creative and positive energy to those I'm lucky enough to support. |
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| Troy Troy is a highly experienced and compassionate disability support worker with a rich background in aged care, specialising in palliative care and dementia support. She has also worked extensively in inclusive childcare, supporting children with severe allergies and disabilities. As a qualified swimming instructor, Troy has helped individuals with disabilities build confidence and develop life skills in the water. Beyond this, she has designed and delivered tailored programs for both adults and children with diverse needs, fostering inclusion and independence. Troy’s warm and approachable nature ensures she provides exceptional care and support to those she works with. |
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| Wayne Hi, I'm Wayne. I've been a support worker for over 5 years and I really enjoy working with clients to improve their quality of life. Hobbies include camping and the outdoors, board games, comics, and cooking. I find support work to be a thoroughly fulfilling experience and enjoy assisting clients in achieving their goals and getting the most out of their community access. |
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| BrandiHello, my name is Brandi (she/her). I have 3+ years of experience as a Registered Nurse specializing in Mental Health treatment. In this position, I assisted adults in re-stabilizing and setting up a structure to return to life after a time of crisis. Before my career as a nurse, I worked as a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist for 8+ years, helping people improve their quality of life through recreation and leisure pursuits. These careers have developed my passion for helping people achieve a happier and more meaningful life. I understand that individuals have unique needs and recovery paths. I look forward to creating tailored, attainable goals with participants to achieve outcomes that bring them purpose and well-being. |
