Hi, my name is Ashlee. I’ve always enjoyed helping others and creating a safe environment so this has been my motivation to pursue a career in support work. Support work isn’t just about completing daily tasks. For me, it’s creating genuine connection, listening to the needs of each person individually and being there for them. I find enjoyment in learning about the people I am supporting. We share laughter, talk, assist and support them how they want to live their lives. I’m blessed to be doing something I value so greatly and making a positive impact on someone’s day.

Hi, I’m Jenny. My journey in support work has been incredibly rewarding and has taught me so much about compassion, patience and the importance of making people feel valued. Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of supporting older people and being part of their everyday lives.

For me, support work is more than just a job ,it’s about building genuine connections, listening to people, respecting their choices and being there for them when they need a little extra support. I love knowing that even the smallest things, whether it’s sharing a conversation, helping with their daily routine or simply making them smile, can make a difference to someone’s day.

I’m grateful for every person I’ve had the opportunity to support and for everything they have taught me along the way.

My name is Natalie. I’m originally from Melbourne and have since made Adelaide my home. I have a background in nursing and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree, which gave me a strong foundation in supporting people with compassion, dignity and respect. Since 2023, I have been working in the disability sector, where I’ve developed a strong passion for supporting people to live fulfilling and independent lives.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time in nature, going for walks, going to the gym and being around animals. I value staying active and spending time outdoors. In saying that, I will say no to a lazy day in watching movies.

What motivates and inspires me most is being able to help people find and maintain their independence. I understand that needing support can sometimes feel daunting or make someone feel dependent on others. Hence, I want to help change that experience. For me, providing support is about working alongside a person, building their confidence, recognising their strengths and supporting them to have as much choice and control over their own life as possible.

For more than six years, I have also worked within a school disability setting, supporting students and working closely with families, educators and support teams. This experience has strengthened my understanding of inclusion, individual needs and the importance of creating supportive environments.

Alongside my professional career, I have spent more than 10 years coaching junior sport. Coaching has allowed me to develop a strong passion for mentoring young people, building confidence, encouraging teamwork and helping individuals reach their potential.

I bring together strong business and leadership experience with a genuine passion for supporting people, developing others and contributing positively to the community.

With a background in medical administration and patient coordination, Krizza understands the importance of clear communication, confidentiality, accuracy, and a compassionate approach. She is committed to helping clients, families, and support workers feel informed, supported, and well connected.