Meet the passionate professionals who support participants, families and communities through Disability SA.
Our Developmental Educators are university-qualified allied health professionals. B.BDDE denotes a Bachelor of Disability and Developmental Education. DEA professional registration and standards provide the professional framework for Developmental Education practice.
A dedicated visionary committed to removing barriers and fostering inclusivity. Liesa champions the rights of the disability community, driving impactful initiatives that bridge gaps and amplify voices.
Connecting possibilities as Liaison Manager at Disability SA. Kaleah fosters relationships, supports seamless communication and helps drive collaborative solutions for participants and families.
Nurturing growth at Disability SA. Kate supports participants to build skills, confidence and independence through individualised, strengths-based support.
Brodie supports young people to build skills, confidence and independence as they work towards meaningful employment, education and life goals.
Passionate about supporting people to build independence, confidence and capacity in everyday life. Jaz takes a person-centred approach, working alongside participants to develop practical skills and achieve meaningful individual goals.
Committed to empowering participants to develop their strengths, independence and confidence. Emily provides individualised support focused on building capacity, increasing participation and creating positive outcomes in everyday life.
Dedicated to supporting participants to achieve greater independence and meaningful participation in their communities. Olivia brings a strengths-based approach to developing practical skills, confidence and individual capacity.
Focused on creating positive and meaningful outcomes for participants, Anabelle supports individuals to build skills, confidence and independence while working towards their personal and NDIS goals.
Passionate about inclusion and individualised support, Carolyn works alongside participants to strengthen capacity, independence and community participation while recognising and building upon each person’s individual strengths.
Passionate about helping young people build the skills and confidence needed for employment, further education and greater independence. Paula provides practical, individualised support to help participants work towards their employment, therapy and life goals.
Dedicated to supporting participants as they develop confidence, practical skills and greater independence. Demi works alongside young people to explore employment and education opportunities while supporting their individual therapy and life goals.
Passionate about supporting individual wellbeing, confidence and positive participation. Jade creates engaging and supportive opportunities that encourage participants to connect, develop their strengths and work towards meaningful personal goals.
Bethany works alongside Disability SA’s Developmental Educators to support children participating in our programs and activities. She provides friendly and engaging assistance, helping children participate, build confidence, develop skills and enjoy positive experiences in a supportive environment.
Myles provides engaging social support to children and young people, encouraging participation, connection and confidence through activities and community experiences. He creates a positive and supportive environment where participants can build social skills, develop friendships and enjoy meaningful experiences with others.
Holly supports the effective operation of Disability SA, helping ensure our people, services and business functions work together to deliver positive outcomes for participants and their families. With a strong focus on collaboration and continuous improvement, Holly helps create an organised, responsive and supportive environment across the organisation.