Meet the Team at Ability 2 Autonomy

NDIS Support Coordinator / Team Leader 

About Me:

  Since 2016, Jodie has been deeply involved in mental health, providing phone counselling and guiding anxiety groups. Her expertise extends to NDIS and various support services, reflecting her commitment to assisting individuals with diverse perspectives and confronting complex mental health challenges. With six years of experience as a Level 2 support coordinator and recovery coach, Jodie persists in expanding her expertise within the mental health realm.

Outside her professional domain, Jodie cherishes moments with loved ones and unwinds by indulging in television.

NDIS Support Coordinator / Specialist Support coordinator

About Me:

Kayla has worked within the NDIS since 2019, specialising in psychosocial and neurodiversity.

Kayla offers level 2 and 3 Specialist Support Coordination, and is a registered member of  The Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW).

She enjoys working in a person-centred way to ensure each person’s goals are moved towards in methods meaningful to them. Kayla is particularly fond of debating and challenging stereotypes and assumptions deeply wound in government systems.

In her free time, Kayla loves cooking and spending time with her own two kids. 

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About Me:

  Roxanne is a dedicated Mental Health and Alcohol & Other Drugs (AOD) specialist with years of experience in providing compassionate care and support to individuals struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse disorders.

With a deep understanding of the complex interplay between mental health and addiction, Roxanne strives to empower clients to overcome challenges and achieve holistic wellness. Roxanne has lived through life experience in the Mental Health and A.O.D field spawning a passion to help others in that area. 

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About Me:

 Craig has had years experience as a support worker doing group work, 1 on 1 and helping participants of all ages with positive, physical health and wellbeing changes, specialising in youth and ASD recently extending his reach into Support Coordination.

Craig is genuine, friendly, easy going and loves to deep dive into situations and opportunities.

In his spare time  Craig is a keen musician, loves the gym, likes sports and dogs and enjoys meeting new people. 

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About Me:

Anna has spent the last four years in the disability sector, passionately supporting individuals in achieving their goals and enhancing their quality of life. With a commitment to empowering those with physical disabilities, she approaches every challenge with compassion.

Known for her kind personality, Anna builds strong connections with participants, allowing her to create tailored support plans that meet their unique needs. She believes everyone deserves the chance to live independently and actively participate in their communities.

Dedicated to navigating the NDIS framework, Anna ensures participants receive the best resources and support. Anna is excited to continue making a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with disabilities.

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About me:

Mikayla has been working in the disability sector since 2022, bringing her experience as a support worker to her current role as an NDIS Support Coordinator.

Currently completing her Master’s in Professional Psychology, she combines her passion for helping others with her extensive knowledge of mental health and well-being.

Known for her genuine, friendly, and easy-going nature, Mikayla takes pride in creating meaningful connections with clients. She strives to make a positive impact in every aspect of her work, ensuring those she supports feel heard and empowered.

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About Me:

Bec brings a rich blend of lived experience, formal education, and genuine compassion to her role as an NDIS Support Coordinator.

With lived experience navigating the system over many years, she understands how overwhelming and disheartening it can feel at times—and how powerful the right support can be.

Her goal is to walk alongside the people she supports, helping them feel heard, respected, and confident as they take steps toward their goals. Bec is especially driven to advocate for those who may be struggling to understand the NDIS or who have felt lost in the system.

She holds a Certificate IV in Mental Health and has completed a range of additional training in trauma-informed care, stress management, and wellness coaching. She’s also studied with Raising Expectations, a program from the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare focused on improving outcomes for people with care experience.

Currently undertaking Auslan training, Bec is committed to improving her communication skills to better connect with participants of all backgrounds and abilities.

Empathetic, thoughtful, and down-to-earth, Bec brings both heart and practical knowledge to everything she does.

NDIS Support Coordinator / Recovery Coach

About Me:

Alicia brings a lifelong passion for helping others to her role as an NDIS Support Coordinator. Having volunteered in her community since the age of 13, she’s built a career rooted in empathy, empowerment, and advocacy.

With qualifications in both Mental Health and Peer Support, Alicia has a deep understanding of the challenges individuals may face and offers practical, compassionate support every step of the way.

She has extensive experience in all aspects of employment support, whether it's preparing for work, securing a role, understanding workplace rights, or building confidence in a new position.

Alicia is a natural advocate with a strong sense of fairness. She is dedicated to making sure that the voices of the people she supports are heard and respected. For Alicia, it's all about walking alongside participants, ensuring they have the tools, knowledge, and support to make informed choices and live fulfilling lives.

Client Liaison officer / Admin

About Me:

Damien brings a wealth of experience to his role as Intake and Admin Officer, having spent five years working as a support worker in the disability sector. His hands-on experience equips him with a deep understanding of the needs and challenges faced by participants.

Armed with a degree in business, Damien combines his practical knowledge with strong administrative skills to streamline intake processes and improve service delivery. He is dedicated to ensuring that every participant receives the support they need to thrive.