Our Team
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Aimee, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
baking
dogs
craft
I also work as a Specialist Support Worker too!
Availability: Some specialist support worker availability.
About Me: I’m a friendly mum of two beautiful children. After navigating my own personal experience, in which one of my children requires support, I developed a strong willingness to help support other families in the community. I find it extremely rewarding to support children with an autism diagnosis. Watching them become more independent and confident in their own individual abilities is priceless.
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Ben, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
music
cooking
volleyball
Availability: Some availability on weekdays and weekends.
About Me: I am 18 years old, and I am studying for a Bachelor of Psychology at UWA, with the aspiration to be a clinical psychologist for children and youth. I love being able to help children grow in a healthy environment. I think every child is unique, and I want to help children who have autism to express autonomy, develop their strengths, and improve on their weaknesses.
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Charlotte, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
baking
crafting
swimming
Availability:Some availability on weekdays and weekends.
About Me: I am currently studying a bachelor of Psychology and Counselling at ECU, my future goal is to become a school counsellor. I have also completed a Cert 3 in Allied Health Assistance as a therapy assistant, where I learnt many skills that OT and Physios have for example, how to implement programs, facilitate group activities, and what person centred care means.
courtney, therapy assistant and support worker
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Courtney, Therapy Assistant and Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
homework
walks/hiking
beach
Availability: Currently fully booked
About Me:My name is Courtney, I am from Perth, and I am currently studying primary teaching and specialising in special needs. One of my favourite quotes is: “Every child deserves a champion – an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection, and insists that they become the best that they can possibly be.” - Rita F. Pierson.
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Danni, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
cooking
camping
arts and crafts
Availability: Some availability weekdays and weekends
About Me: Hi I am Danni, I am 33 years old and a proud neurodivergent mum of two amazing neurodivergent kids, aged 11 and 8 years old. I am currently in my third year of studying a Bachelor of Speech Pathology at ECU. I have worked with children with an autism diagnosis for over 8 years, and I am passionate about supporting neurodivergent kids and their families to feel understood, empowered, and supported as they work toward their goals.
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Elham, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
maths
chess
coding
I also work as a Specialist Support Worker too!
Availability: Some availability on weekdays and weekends.
About Me: For most of my working life I have been involved in Mathematical Education. My passion, although still very fond of Mathematics and computing, is making the life of the people around me better/more enjoyable. I believe I was put on this earth to make a positive difference to every one I interact with. I am a little peculiar myself. I have suffered being bullied at school for being a nerd. So I like to think I can relate well with autistic people.
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Ellie, Therapy Assistant
Skills and Interests:
basketball
gym
beach
Availability: Currently fully booked
About Me: Hi, my name is Ellie McLaughlin, and I am a 21-year-old university student studying for a Bachelor of Social Work. I started disability support work just over a year ago and have loved every second of it since. I love supporting children with autism and their families because it is meaningful work. Seeing children achieve goals and develop in ways that may have once been unimaginable is beyond rewarding.
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Ethan, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
basketball
fitness
gaming
Availability: Some availability weekdays and weekends
About Me:I am 27 years old, and I have a Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling. Through my previous experiences as a Behavioral Therapist Assistant, I had the opportunity to deliver individualized ABA therapy to non-verbal children with ASD. I want to make a difference in children’s lives, which helps me remain patient and calm in situations. I always try to understand where others are coming from and try to be adaptable in every situation.
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Georgia, Speech Pathologist and Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
swimming
outdoors
beach
Availability: Currently fully booked
About Me:I am a positive, energetic person with a passion for supporting children with communication difficulties. I have experience with non-verbal children and believe in holistic, gentle approaches to ensure the whole family have their needs met. I enjoy working in teams so that my clients can access the quality of life achievable when there is a focus on ensuring their human rights are at the centre of therapy, education and medical treatment.
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Kat, Art Teacher and Support Worker
Description Kat, Art Teacher and Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
crafts
painting
water sports
I also work as a Specialist Support Worker too!
Availability: Currently fully booked
About Me:My name is Katherine and I have been working with and teaching children for many years in a range of different roles. I have always had a passion for anything to do with the visual arts, and I have worked as an art teacher both in high schools and in after school programs for over 15 years. I love helping kids with ASD and other neurodiverse diagnoses to find a safe space to create and express themselves, where they don't have to try to just conform to the expectations of the neurotypical world.goes here
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Milli, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
basketball
swimming
running
I also work as a Specialist Support Worker too!
Availability: Currently fully booked
About Me: I am currently a second-year Occupational Therapy student at Curtin University, I chose this career path as I am deeply passionate about helping others achieve their goals and live their best lives. I am passionate about helping children reach their full potential and thrive as an individual. I believe that every child regardless of their ability deserve to be understood, supported and given the opportunity to learn and grow without extra stress.
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Mitch, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
music
martial arts
video games
Availability:Some availability weekdays and weekends.
About Me:I am a 35 year old studying a Double Bachelor in Psychology and Counselling at ECU, with a goal to becoming a registered psychologist. As someone who has had to find their own way in life, I have made it my purpose to prevent others from wandering through life as lost as I was. As I myself have autism and have struggled in my youth to understand myself and my place in the world, I am compelled to prevent others in the same situation from being lost during their formative years.n goes here
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Oliver, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
dungeons and dragons
storytelling
digital technology
Availability: Unavailable until mid August.
About Me: My name is Oliver, and I’m a passionate, creative, and reflective pre-service teacher committed to building inclusive and engaging learning environments where every child feels seen, supported, and empowered to grow. like supporting children with an autism diagnosis and their families because I believe in creating inclusive, respectful environments where every child can thrive. I’m passionate about understanding each child as an individual.
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Rhiannon, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
puzzles
hiking
cats
Availability:Some availability weekdays and weekends
About Me:I'm 23 years old and have lived in Perth, Western Australia my entire life. I completed a Certificate III in Education Support within my last two years of high school and was lucky enough to work within a Pre-Primary and Year 1 classroom and after that I began my work within the support work industry. Within my experience as an Education Assistant, I was able to support a few children with an autism diagnosis and being there to support them achieving their goals means the absolute most to me.
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Robbie, Teacher and Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
gaming
sport and fitness
education
Availability:Some availability weekends
About Me:I have a background in Education, coaching and operation management and Work Health and Safety. I have a strong connection to the Autism community and I teach in a specialist learning program at a public high school. my students have an autism diagnosis and I’m experienced with adjusting my support to cater for co-occurring conditions too, such as ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Sensory Processing Disorder, and Dyslexia.
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Sacha, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
swimming
dancing and cheerleading
baking sweets
Availability:Some availability weekdays and weekends
About Me:I'm 20 years old studying Psychology and Gender Studies, and have a passion for Women's Health. m a kind, patient, creative person who loves all things outdoors. My favourite season is Summer, where you will normally find me at the beach, at my favourite cafes, or on a walk with my dogs. I also love reading, playing card and board games and baking sweet treats (the more chocolate the better). I am aways eager to try new hobbies and activities!
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Stacey, Support Worker
Skills and Interests:
team sports
crafts
board games
Availability: Some availability weekdays and weekends
About Me: Hi, my name is Stacey. I am lucky enough to be a wife and a mum. I love to keep busy and have fun. I genuinely love what I do and feel honored to be part of each family’s journey. Whether it’s helping a child reach a new milestone or supporting parents through challenges, I believe in walking alongside families every step of the way. I have experience working with groups of autistic children and have coached a wide variety of sports teams.