Our team
The people who show up for you.
We're a small, local NDIS team across the Tweed Coast and Gold Coast. No call centres, no rotating strangers — just steady, familiar faces who know your name and your routine.
Management team
Meet the people leading our team.
Lived experience, real expertise, and steady operations.
Jade Terashita · General Manager
Choosing an NDIS provider isn't just about services on a page — it's about whether the people behind them truly understand your life. Jade does, because she lives with cerebral palsy and watched her dad go from fit and healthy to suddenly needing a great deal of support. When she talks about the day-to-day challenges of disability, she isn't reciting from a manual — she's lived them, on both sides.
"I bring a unique perspective as someone with a disability. I understand the day-to-day challenges people face because I've experienced them myself."
— Jade
Jade's background in law and business means she reads the NDIS the way few providers can. Her grounding in legislative interpretation helps ensure your support is compliant, properly funded, and genuinely in your corner.
Why Jade leads this way
You're understood.
Genuine lived experience of disability — not assumptions.
You're protected.
A law and business background means your plan is handled with real expertise.
Katie Gambrill-Davis · Operations Coordinator
Good support isn't just about who shows up — it's about everything behind the scenes that makes sure the right person shows up, at the right time, every time. That's Katie's world, and she's spent the better part of a decade learning exactly what that takes.
"I really enjoy support work because I like being able to make someone's day a bit easier and more enjoyable, while helping them stay as independent as possible."
— Katie
Before moving into operations, Katie spent years working directly alongside people with disability and older Australians. She brings that frontline know-how to rosters, continuity of care, and making sure last-minute changes never mean a gap in your support.
Why Katie matters for you
Consistency you can count on.
Rosters and continuity planning mean familiar faces, every time.
She's done the job.
Years of frontline support mean she knows what good care looks like.
Ready to feel genuinely supported?
If you're looking for an NDIS provider that combines real understanding with real know-how, we'd love to hear from you. No pressure — just a friendly conversation about what good support could look like for you or someone you care for.
Support team
The team on the ground, every day.
Carl McKenzie
Team Leader
Carl is a dedicated disability support worker and qualified chef who is passionate about helping people live happy, independent, and meaningful lives. With a calm and reliable approach, he focuses on building trust and supporting participants with daily living, routines, cooking, community access, and life skills. Carl enjoys cooking, gardening, music, animals, and exploring local community activities.
Michelle
Disability Support Worker
Michelle has lived in the Tweed area with her family for the past 13 years and has 12 months of experience in support work. She enjoys building meaningful relationships with the people she supports, listening to their needs and helping them live happy and meaningful lives. Michelle values learning, personal connection, and providing respectful support in the home. Outside of work, she enjoys walking on the beach, cooking, gardening, movies, craft activities, and spending time with family.
Laurinda
Disability Support Worker
Laurinda is a calm, caring, and open-minded support worker who enjoys building genuine connections and making a positive difference in people's lives. She loves encouraging creativity, outdoor activities, and meaningful engagement while creating a safe and comfortable environment for participants. Her interests include painting, pottery, journaling, baking, and gaming.
Courtney
Disability Support Worker
Courtney is a fourth-year Clinical Exercise Physiology student with experience as a Disability Support Worker and Allied Health Assistant. She is passionate about person-centred support, building meaningful one-on-one connections, and empowering people to live with greater independence and confidence. Courtney brings a calm, patient, and observant approach, with strengths in building rapport, promoting choice and adapting support to individual needs. She enjoys community activities, gentle exercise, outdoor walks, sport-based activities, and social outings that build skills and connection.
Melissa
Disability Support Worker
Melissa brings a strong background in education and disability support, with over 10 years of experience supporting children with disabilities across primary and high school settings. With a Bachelor of Disability Studies, she is now transferring her skills into the adult disability sector and values integrity, curiosity, and empathy, building supportive connections based on respect and reciprocal trust. Outside of work, Melissa enjoys cooking, decorating, and spending quality time with family and friends.
Jade
Disability Support Worker
Jade is passionate about supporting people in a way that is personal, empowering, and tailored to each individual. She brings positivity, encouragement, and a caring approach to every interaction, helping participants feel supported, valued, and confident in achieving their goals. Jade enjoys travelling, camping, community activities, and supporting people through everyday experiences.
Zia
Disability Support Worker
Zia is an upbeat and caring support worker who enjoys helping people feel confident, active, and connected in everyday life. She creates a calm and supportive environment where participants feel heard, respected, and comfortable being themselves. Outside of work, Zia enjoys health and fitness, beach and nature walks, coffee, music, and spending time with her daughter and partner.
Robyn
Disability Support Worker
Robyn is an Endorsed Enrolled Nurse, Remedial Massage Therapist, and Level 2 Sports Trainer who brings a calm, reliable, and person-centred approach to support. Her background includes orthopaedic nursing, sports injury management, remedial massage, horticulture, and community wellbeing. She values dignity, independence, and genuine connection, tailoring her support to each person's goals, preferences, and strengths. Outside of work, Robyn enjoys bushwalking, trail running, football, gardening, painting, art, movies, and spending time with her three sons.
Luke
Disability Support Worker
Luke is a reliable and friendly disability support worker who enjoys supporting people both around the home and out in the community. He finds it rewarding to help people with their everyday needs while encouraging them to take part in activities they enjoy. Luke holds First Aid and CPR certifications, a Police Check, Insurance, and an NDIS Worker Screening Check, and has completed training in medication, Midazolam, manual handling, dysphagia, and other relevant areas. Outside of work, he enjoys watching his sports team, playing golf, cooking, walking his dog, socialising with friends, and relaxing with a good TV show or movie.
We're always looking for good people.
If you're kind, reliable, and live on the Tweed Coast or Gold Coast, we'd love to hear from you — even if we're not advertising a specific role right now.
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