Support Work | NDIS Mentoring 

​I am a caring, hard-working member of the community with a deep passion for helping others and creating positive change for individuals and their families. My experience includes mental health support, community advocacy, and program development, and I am dedicated to supporting people in ways that empower them and enhance their well-being.

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In my spare time, I am actively involved in suicide prevention initiatives, working closely with local charities and grassroots organisations. Through my professional work, volunteer efforts, and lived experience, I have gained extensive experience supporting individuals with complex mental illnesses, Autism, ADHD, and physical limitations.

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I take a personalised and compassionate approach, working at a pace that suits my clients' needs, with a focus on their everyday challenges, short-term needs, and long-term goals. My aim is to support social and economic independence, helping individuals feel more connected and capable in their daily lives.

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What is NDIS Mentoring?

NDIS mentoring is a capacity-building support designed to help participants develop practical and emotional skills to live more independently and achieve their goals. This might include building confidence in social settings, navigating education or employment pathways or working through day-to-day challenges with consistency and support. Unlike task-based support, mentoring is about learning through doing, with support. I don’t step in to take over. I walk alongside you, offering encouragement, reflection, and accountability.

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Who Can Benefit?

• People seeking to build life and social skills

• Those navigating complex transitions (school, work, moving, relationships)

• Young people wanting support with confidence, identity, or emotional wellbeing

• Individuals working toward education or employment goals

• Anyone seeking consistent, supportive connection in everyday life
   

How I Can Support You.

• Support with goal setting and action planning

• Confidence building in daily routines and decision making

• Improving social and communication skills

• Developing and applying strategies learned through therapy

• Building capacity around self-advocacy and emotional regulation

• Encouragement to explore new environments, interests, and opportunities

• Gentle accountability and consistent, relational support

• Accessing and participating in community activities

• Developing organisational skills for personal admin and life planning
   

My Approach.

I bring a unique blend of lived experience, creativity, and formal training in community leadership and mental health. I aim to create a safe, supportive space where people feel heard, capable, and less alone, while also being gently challenged to explore new possibilities.

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My Experience & Skills.

• Mental Health Support – Providing emotional and practical support to individuals with complex mental health challenges.

• Community Advocacy – Supporting charities and community organisations to improve access to services and reduce stigma.

• Suicide Prevention – Actively involved in support initiatives and creating safe spaces for people in distress.

• Disability & Neurodiversity Support – Experience working with individuals with Autism, ADHD, and physical limitations.

•  Personalised Assistance – Helping clients with everyday needs, independence, and community participation.
   

 Qualities I bring.

•  Empathy & Compassion – Deeply understanding the experiences and needs of those I support.

•  Strong Communication – Building meaningful relationships and clear guidance.

• Patience & Understanding – Supporting people at their own pace with care and respect.

• Organisational Skills – Planning and coordinating support to suit daily routines.

• Problem-Solving – Helping identify challenges and work collaboratively toward solutions.Top of Form