I provide purposeful disability support that helps participants build confidence, independence and everyday skills.
At SPC Support, our job is to help you reach your goals and live the life you want. We provide services that are built around your needs and your choices.
Each session is designed to help build practical skills, confidence and independence in a way that feels safe, respectful and achievable.
I listen to what you want.
I treat everyone with kindness and fairness.
Your safety and well-being are my most important jobs.
I keep your personal information safe and private.
I offer disability support across Albury, Wodonga and surrounds, with a focus on learning, behaviour, life skills and community participation.
Every session is planned with purpose, so participants can practise real skills in everyday situations.
Literacy and numeracy mentoring to build confidence with everyday learning.
Practical support with behaviour, routines and positive choices.
Helping participants build independence with practical everyday tasks.
Purposeful outings and social activities that help participants practise skills in real-life settings.
I want to be the mentor families trust most to help their loved ones thrive.
My vision is for every person I support to feel like they have a dedicated partner in their corner, giving them the tools to grow their skills, build strong friendships, and gain the independence they need for the future.
My mission is to work side-by-side with the people I support and their families as a true partner in their journey. As a mentor, I focus on what a person is already good at to help them tackle the tricky parts of learning, like reading, writing, and numbers.
For me, it’s about more than just the basics—it’s about building a real relationship to help people develop the social and life skills they need to feel happy, safe, and confident in their everyday lives.
With experience as a Special Education Teacher, I bring a deeper understanding of learning, behaviour and communication. I know that every person learns differently, so I take the time to understand each participant’s strengths, challenges and goals before shaping support around what works for them.
My focus is on practical guidance that can be used in everyday life, from building routines and social confidence to practising skills in the community. I aim to help participants feel heard, respected and supported, while giving them the tools to build confidence and greater independence over time.
I will sit down with you to talk about the help you need.
I will create a “Service Agreement.” This is a simple document that explains what I will do for you and when.
I will match you with support staff who are a good fit for your personality and goals.
