Disability Support Worker Applications

Narelle is a proud mother of 3 autistic and beautiful children. As the Director of Mildura Disability Support Services, she is deeply committed to providing support services that genuinely understand the unique needs of individuals with disabilities and complex needs.

With 20 years of lived experience as a parent and advocate, and over 6 years of professional experience working directly with people with disabilities, Narelle brings a wealth of insight and compassion to her role. She also studied a Bachelor of Education (P-12), which has shaped her strong focus on helping clients build their independence through capacity-building programs.

Narelle has extensive knowledge and personal insight into autism, ADHD, epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, and complex mental health challenges. This lived experience means she has skin in the game and understands disability more than most people. This forms the foundation of the person-centred approach she brings to every service the Mildura Disability Support Services team offers.

Toni is a highly experienced General Manager who brings over 35 years of lived and professional experience in the disability and aged care sectors. Under her leadership the Mildura Disability Support team thrives. 

With a Diploma in Disability Studies and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, Toni combines formal education with real-world insight to deliver person-centred support and meaningful connection.

Her qualifications extend to occasional counselling, alcohol and other drugs (AOD), mental health, ADHD coaching and neuro-linguistic programming. Toni is also a certified play therapy practitioner and intergenerational practitioner, allowing her to bring creativity and emotional intelligence into her approach with individuals of all ages.

Toni is passionate about building strong, inclusive communities and empowering people to live with purpose and independence. Her depth of experience, calm presence and broad knowledge base including as a support coordinator, make her a valuable leader and trusted guide for participants and families alike.

Cass is the person who keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes at Mildura Disability Support Services. As our Office Manager, she looks after allied health & disability support admin, systems, and financial processes that allow our team to focus on what matters most, supporting participants.

Cass brings a calm, organised approach to a role that requires precision and reliability.

Cass is known for being approachable, practical, and solutions focused. 

Behind the scenes, Cass is a steady presence who quietly gets things done and keeps everything on track.

Lachlan brings a unique and invaluable perspective through his lived experience with complex behaviours, intellectual disabilities and autism. 

As an autistic person himself, Lachlan deeply understands the challenges faced by neurodivergent people and offers compassionate support tailored to their needs. 

His extensive lived experience in the NDIS has equipped him with the knowledge and tools to advocate & work effectively for his complex clients with behaviours, ensuring that their human rights are respected and upheld.

Lachlan has had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients and uses these well as a disability support worker in the field. 

He has a NDIS screening check, Working With Children Check, has specific autism training and up to date first aid and CPR.

Emma McKenzie is a highly qualified Level 3 Occupational Therapist in Mildura, bringing over 15 years of experience across disability support, aged care, mental health and neurorehabilitation.

AHPRA registered, Emma delivers comprehensive NDIS Occupational Therapy services in Mildura and Ouyen, alongside a range of allied health supports.

She specialises in functional capacity assessments, neuro-affirming therapy and post-acute rehabilitation for both adults and children. Emma also leads and supervises Allied Health Assistants in capacity-building workshops designed to support people living with disabilities.

Emma oversees a Key Worker who works holistically with families, helping them manage and navigate the complexities of disability, build capacity and access the right supports early. Her collaborative approach ensures families feel supported, informed and confident.

Known for her caring nature, Emma builds strong relationships with participants and families. She is deeply committed to improving daily living outcomes, and her clients genuinely value the warmth, professionalism and expertise she brings to her work.

Sam is a qualified support coordinator, with a strong clinical foundation and a clear commitment to person-centred care. With a background as a Registered Nurse and several years of experience in the disability sector, she brings both healthcare knowledge and real-world understanding to her work with clients.

Sam has worked across support coordination, direct care and service delivery, with experience in complex clients. 

She has a strong understanding of NDIS plans, behaviour support frameworks and documentation, and is known for her attention to detail and client-focused approach.

Sam makes an excellent choice for your Mildura Support Coordinator. She has experience, passion, is knowledgeable & cares. 

Bella is the Senior Admin Support at Mildura Disability Support Services, bringing strong organisational skills, attention to detail and a genuine drive to make a difference.

An experienced disability support worker, Bella understands the day-to-day realities participants and families face. This insight helps her ensure our systems, processes and communication are practical, responsive and participant-focused.

Bella is a caring, kind & reliable support worker committed to helping her client live their best lives.

Her reliable and structured approach makes her a valuable link between participants, families and the wider support team. 

Bella’s commitment to organisation and continuous improvement helps Mildura Disability Support Services deliver consistent, high-quality support behind the scenes & in the field with clients.

Remi is a friendly, energetic and down-to-earth team member who brings a positive attitude to everything she does. In her hybrid role as Office Assistant and Active Support Worker, she balances hands-on participant support with strong administrative skills to help keep daily operations running smoothly.

She is NDIS trained, First Aid trained, and holds a current NDIS Screening Check and Working with Children Check. Remi is confident, approachable and easy to get along with, building genuine connections with the people she supports while maintaining professionalism in the office environment.

Out in the community, Remi enjoys supporting individuals to try new activities, build independence and have meaningful, positive experiences in their day-to-day lives. In the office, she is organised, reliable and always willing to step in and assist the team wherever needed.

Whether she is supporting participants directly or assisting behind the scenes, Remi is committed to creating a welcoming, supportive and efficient environment for everyone involved.

Zac is a young and energetic young man with a passion for fitness, soccer, footy, basketball, and everything outdoors, Zac is a perfect fit for our young, adult and complex clients who love staying active and enjoying athletic sessions. 

Zac comes equipped with his First Aid, Police Check, NDIS training, and Working with Children’s Check, ensuring our clients receive safe, top-quality care.

Zac has had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients.  

He’s valuable asset to the Mildura Disability Support team and is dedicated to helping our clients live their best lives possible. 

Chloe is an extremely caring disability support worker who thrives on making a difference in the lives of the people she supports. 

Currently studying to become a nurse, Chloe brings an empathetic approach and a forward-thinking mindset to the Mildura Disability Support team. 

She excels at building meaningful connections, particularly with children on the autism spectrum, and is dedicated to fostering their growth and independence through tailored, compassionate care.

Chloe has all the NDIS checks and is happy to do overnight respite with our clients. 

Chloe’s journey into disability support is driven by her desire to empower individuals to achieve their personal goals. Her hands-on experience across healthcare and customer service has equipped her with exceptional communication skills, a calm demeanour under pressure, and a proactive approach to solving challenges.

Known for her warm and inclusive nature, Chloe is deeply committed to creating safe and supportive environments for children and adults alike. 

Hayden is a caring, reliable, and compassionate support worker who brings genuine warmth, empathy, and dedication to every aspect of his role. With broad experience across disability, aged care, and community support, Hayden provides person-centred assistance that supports independence and quality of life.

He confidently supports participants with daily living tasks, community access, medication assistance, and psychosocial support, always taking the time to understand each individual’s goals, preferences, and needs. Hayden is known for his calm and reassuring approach, strong communication skills, and consistent reliability, allowing participants and families to feel safe and supported.

Hayden builds positive, trusting relationships and adapts his support to suit each situation. He holds a Certificate III in Aged Care, a Diploma in Health Studies, and First Aid. 

Natasha brings extensive experience in disability support and aged care, working with people across a range of needs in both home and community settings. She has supported individuals with personal care, daily living tasks, community access, and implementing care plans, always focusing on helping people maintain independence and choice in their everyday lives.

Natasha holds a Certificate III in Individual Support and has completed further training in assisting with medications, infection control, Indigenous Mental Health First Aid, and the NDIS Worker Orientation Module. She also maintains current First Aid and CPR, NDIS Worker Screening, Working With Children Check, and a National Police Check.

Her background includes working in aged care facilities as well as disability support roles, where she has assisted people with complex needs, mobility support, and social engagement. 

Natasha enjoys supporting participants to stay connected with their community, build skills, and work toward their individual goals, while ensuring support is delivered in a respectful and person centred way.

Rebekah is an experienced Support Worker with over 20 years working across health, aged care and disability support. She brings a calm and steady approach to her work and enjoys supporting people to feel comfortable, respected and confident in their daily lives.

Rebekah has extensive experience assisting people with disabilities with daily living tasks including personal care, community access, transport and support with everyday routines. She has also worked with participants who have complex support needs and understands the importance of working closely with teams and families to provide consistent and reliable care.

Her qualifications include a Diploma of Nursing, Certificate III in Aged Care, & Certificate IV in Disability. 

Rebekah takes a practical and thoughtful approach to supporting people and values building genuine connections with the participants she works with. She is reliable, down to earth and focused on helping people maintain their independence and quality of life.

Emie is a dedicated and skilled Disability Support Worker, bringing a calm, capable presence to every client she supports. With a background that includes social work, childcare, and disability services,  

Emie offers a strong combination of practical care skills and educational expertise. 

She holds a Certificate III in Individual Support, a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care, and a Bachelor of Elementary Education.  

Emie is skilled in personal healthcare support, complex clients, medication management, peg feeding, and developing activities that encourage independence and engagement.

Troy brings a wealth of experience, strength, and care to his role at Mildura Disability Support. 

He is not only a dad with lived experience of boys with autisim, but he also has, over three years of experience supporting complex clients, including those with challenging behaviours, Troy is highly skilled in providing both personal & tailored care as a disability support worker. 

He holds a Certificate III in Nursing, has completed First Aid training, holds a current NDIS worker screening check, and a Working with Children Check.

Troy is known for his strong and resilient nature, particularly when working with clients who require high levels of support. His calm, patient approach allows him to build trusting relationships and create safe, empowering environments for his clients to thrive.

 Kiara is a vibrant and friendly Active Support Worker in the Mildura Disability Support team, bringing genuine enthusiasm and positivity to every shift. 

She holds an NDIS Screening Check, Working with Children Check and is trained in managing clients with complex behaviours, First Aid and NDIS orientation. 

Kiara loves supporting NDIS participants in Mildura and surrounding areas, especially through community access, social outings and one-on-one support. With a natural talent for engaging with children and creating safe, fun experiences, she’s a great match for families seeking active, hands-on support. 

Whether it’s helping someone explore their interests, connect with others or build independence, Kiara is committed to making every experience meaningful as a disability support worker. 

Jordyn is caring & kind who brings reliability, initiative, and a strong team mindset to his role as a disability support worker. 

Backed by a Working with Children Check, NDIS Screening Check, First Aid certification, and training in medication management, infection control, and NDIS orientation modules, Jordyn is equipped to provide high-quality, responsive support. 

He has a great ability to build trust and maintain respectful, effective communication. 

Jordyn is great with children and complex adult clients. He consistently shows up with a calm, practical approach and a focus on the wellbeing and goals of the individuals he supports, reflecting our commitment to safety, integrity, and genuine human connection. 

Jordyn has also had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients and is an important part of the Mildura Disability Support team. 

Shaun is a reliable support worker with a solid background in working with children, young people, and adults with complex needs. He has worked across residential care, education, and community-based roles, and brings a calm, consistent approach to his work.

Shaun holds a Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention and has recently worked in schools providing one-on-one and classroom-based support.

He is trained in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention, holds current First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid certifications, and has valid Police Checks and Working with Children Checks for both Victoria and NSW.

Shaun is a steady & very valued team member at MDSS. He builds positive working relationships with participants, supports behaviour management strategies, and communicates well with families and other professionals involved in client care.

Rosie brings a wealth of life experience and a grounded calm approach to the Mildura Disability Support team that shines in even the most challenging moments.  

Whether it is personal care, assistance with daily living, social & community outings, helping with shopping or assisting in the kitchen with meals and routines, Rosie makes life easier as a disability support worker with her clients.   

She has a special gift for supporting a range of NDIS participants and aged care clients. 

Rosie also works confidently with adults living with complex mental health and disabilities.  

Rosie also has had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients.  

Olivia is a Disability Support Worker and current Bachelor of Nursing student who brings strong clinical experience and a genuine interest in supporting people to live well and feel confident in their daily lives. 

She is very kind by nature and approaches her work with patience, warmth and respect.

She is a qualified Allied Health Assistant supporting Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Dietitians with exercise programs, mobility support, hydrotherapy and outpatient groups. 

She can assist with personal care, mobility, hygiene and meal support. She understands the importance of maintaining dignity, routine and independence while providing hands-on support.

She is comfortable supporting participants with both physical needs and daily living tasks.

Olivia is reliable, organised and easy to talk to. She enjoys building genuine connections with participants and supporting them to maintain their independence, confidence and overall wellbeing.

Taurie is a vibrant and energetic member of the Mildura Disability Support team, bringing enthusiasm, positivity, and a genuine passion for helping others.

With a strong love for basketball and all ball sports, Taurie naturally connects with clients through his active, friendly approach. Whether it is a game of basketball, a kick of the footy, or simply encouraging clients to get moving and have fun, Taurie’s energy is contagious.

Taurie holds a current NDIS Worker Screening Clearance, a Working with Children Check, and has completed NDIS Worker Orientation training, ensuring he meets the highest industry standards for safety and professionalism.

Taurie also has had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients as a disability support worker. 

Breanna is a reliable and energetic support worker who brings both passion and experience to her role in the Mildura Disability Support team. With a strong background in supporting children with disabilities, Breanna understands how to build trust, encourage participation and bring positivity to every shift.

She holds a NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check and has completed full NDIS training. Breanna is known for being kind, respectful and dependable, with a calm and encouraging approach that helps children feel safe, supported and included.

As a disability support worker, Breanna is fun, caring and empathetic with her clients. 

Breanna is excellent at working with complex clients, managing their complex behaviours with understanding and resilience. 

Sarah is a highly qualified disability support worker whose extensive background in education, childcare, disability support, and catering makes her an invaluable asset at Mildura Disability Support.

Sarah loves supporting individuals of all ages and needs. She is a member of the Mildura Disability Support team who is qualified to work as a mental health support worker. 

Her comprehensive training and empathetic approach ensure that every client receives personalised, professional support tailored to their unique needs. Sarah is committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those she supports.

Abbie is an Active Support Worker at Mildura Disability Support Services who brings energy, reliability and a genuine commitment to her role. 

Having achieved her Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance, she is assertive, smart in her approaches with clients, & understands disability support well.

Known for being dependable, enthusiastic and likeable, Abbie is excellent with children and adults alike. 

At Mildura Disability Support Services, Abbie is dedicated to supporting participants to build confidence, independence and meaningful daily routines, always focusing on creating positive, respectful and engaging support experiences. 

Josh brings valuable experience supporting people to achieve their goals, build independence, and participate meaningfully within their communities.

With experience in supported employment, Josh has worked closely with people with disabilities to develop workplace skills, maintain employment goals, and build confidence in structured work environments. 

He is passionate about creating inclusive opportunities and supporting participants to reach their full potential.

Josh is known for his calm and approachable nature, strong communication skills, and ability to build positive relationships with participants and families. He enjoys supporting people to develop life skills, increase independence, and achieve their personal goals in a safe and supportive environment.

Josh holds a current NDIS Screening Check, Working with Children Check, First Aid certification, and Infection Control training. He is passionate about person-centred support and helping individuals live meaningful and fulfilling lives through encouragement, respect, and genuine connection.

Melissa brings both professional dedication and personal understanding to her role as a Disability Support Worker at Mildura Disability Support. With lived experience, Melissa has a deep and genuine empathy for the people she supports, giving her a unique and meaningful connection with clients and their families.

Known for her kindness, patience and strong client focus, Melissa consistently goes above and beyond to ensure each individual receives personalised, respectful and empowering support. 

Her calm and caring nature makes her especially effective when working with participants who have complex needs, always creating a safe and supportive environment.

Melissa also has had specific training to manage behaviours of concern with complex clients.  

Melissa is committed to the wellbeing and growth of every client she works with, helping them achieve greater independence and quality of life through consistent and compassionate care.

Allanah is a friendly, happy and bubbly Disability Support Worker who enjoys supporting people with disabilities to stay active, connected and involved in their community. 

She brings a positive & gentle attitude to every shift and enjoys building genuine connections with the people she supports.

Allanah holds a Certificate III in Community Services and is continuing her studies with a Diploma of Community Services. 

She has experience supporting people with disabilities with daily living tasks, community access, shopping, attending appointments and staying active in the community.

She is NDIS trained and holds First Aid and CPR certification.

Allanah enjoys working alongside participants to help them build confidence, independence and meaningful connections. Her warm personality and upbeat nature help create a relaxed and supportive environment for the people she works with.

Zhoe is a friendly and reliable member of our team who brings a calm, positive energy to the people she supports. 

She’s someone who just gets in and gets the job done, while making sure everyone around her feels comfortable and supported.

She comes from a background in customer service, so she’s used to working with all kinds of people and handling busy, fast-paced environments with confidence. That’s helped her build great communication skills, patience and the ability to think on her feet. 

Zhoe is currently studying a Bachelor of Psychological Science, which really shows in the way she connects with people. She has a genuine interest in understanding others and supporting them in a way that feels respectful and meaningful.

She’s a team player, easy to get along with, and someone who genuinely cares about doing a good job. Most importantly, she’s passionate about making a difference and supporting participants to feel safe, valued and comfortable in their day-to-day lives.

Rosy is a friendly and highly experienced Support Worker who is passionate about helping people live independently, stay connected to their community, and enjoy a high quality of life. 

With several years of experience supporting people in both the disability and aged care sectors, she brings a gentle, patient, and person-centred approach to every shift.

Rosy holds a Certificate III in Disability, a Certificate III in Individual Support, and a Certificate III in Aged Care. She is also currently studying her Certificate IV in Disability to further expand her skills and knowledge. In addition, she is trained in First Aid, CPR, manual handling, medication administration, blood pressure monitoring, blood sugar monitoring, dementia care, and personal care support.

Rosy has extensive experience assisting people with personal care, daily living tasks, community access, appointments, shopping, social activities, and maintaining independence in their own homes. She is known for her warm nature, reliability, and ability to build genuine connections with the people she supports and their families.

Her calm and reassuring manner helps people feel comfortable, respected, and valued. Rosy believes that every person deserves support that is tailored to their individual needs, goals, and preferences, and she takes great pride in helping people live life on their own terms.

Tracey is a kind and experienced Support Worker who has dedicated much of her working life to helping others. With more than 18 years of experience supporting older Australians and people living with disabilities, she brings a calm, reassuring presence and a genuine passion for helping people maintain their independence and quality of life.

Tracey holds a Certificate III in Aged Care and has extensive experience working in residential aged care, community support, dementia care, palliative care, and disability support. She is highly trained in medication assistance, infection control, continence management, manual handling, stoma care, catheter care, dysphagia support, vital signs monitoring, First Aid and CPR. She also holds current NDIS Worker Screening and Working with Children Checks.

Known for her sense of humour and friendly personality, Tracey enjoys building meaningful relationships with the people she supports. She believes in encouraging people to make their own choices, celebrating their achievements, and providing support in a way that promotes confidence, dignity and independence.

Tracey has significant experience supporting people living with dementia and complex health needs and is skilled in remaining calm and supportive during challenging situations. Her approach focuses on patience, positive communication, reassurance and creating an environment where people feel safe, respected and valued.

Don brings a wealth of life experience, strong leadership skills and a genuine passion for helping others. After a long career working in leadership, customer service and community-focused roles, he chose to transition into disability support because he wanted to make a meaningful difference in people's lives.

Known for his friendly nature, patience and ability to connect with people from all walks of life, Don is passionate about supporting participants to build confidence, develop independence and achieve their personal goals. He believes every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect and takes the time to build genuine relationships based on trust, understanding and encouragement.

Don is studying a Certificate in Disability Support, has a current NDIS Worker Screening, Working With Children Check, First Aid qualifications and Mental Health First Aid training. He also brings valuable lived experience supporting family members through disability, rehabilitation and ageing-related challenges, giving him a practical understanding of the importance of quality support and community inclusion.

Outside of work, Don enjoys music and performing in the local community. His positive outlook, calm approach and genuine care for others make him a valued member of the Mildura Disability Support Services team.

Bella is a friendly, enthusiastic and caring support worker who is passionate about helping people build confidence, independence and meaningful connections within their community.

Currently completing a Diploma of Community Services, Bella has already completed a Certificate III in Community Services and is committed to developing her skills to support people to achieve their goals and live fulfilling lives. She has a particular interest in working with children and young people and enjoys building positive relationships based on trust, respect and understanding.

Bella brings a warm and approachable nature to her role. She is known for her kindness, reliability and ability to make people feel comfortable and supported. 

With experience caring for children and supporting families, she understands the importance of patience, encouragement and adapting support to suit each individual's unique needs.

As an Active Support Worker, Bella enjoys helping participants develop life skills, engage in their community, pursue their interests and make choices about their own lives. She believes that everyone deserves the opportunity to be heard, included and empowered to reach their full potential.

Outside of work, Bella enjoys cooking, baking, listening to music and spending time with friends and family.

Ben brings a calm, friendly and approachable nature to his role as an Active Support Worker. He is passionate about helping others and enjoys supporting people to build confidence, independence and meaningful connections within their community. 

Ben is known for being patient, reliable and easy to talk to. He enjoys getting to know each participant as an individual and understands that every person has different strengths, interests and support needs. His person-centred approach focuses on encouraging choice, promoting independence and helping participants achieve the things that are important to them.  

Whether supporting participants with community access, daily living activities, social engagement or achieving personal goals, Ben is committed to making a positive difference and helping people live life to the fullest. 

Fun fact: Outside of work, Ben enjoys meeting new people, staying active and is always happy to have a chat and a laugh with participants and their families.

Brylie is a Disability Support Worker based in Ouyen, where she is passionate about supporting people to live active, independent and fulfilling lives. Having grown up in the local community, she enjoys building genuine connections and helping people achieve their individual goals close to home.

With a background in fitness, allied health assistance, swimming instruction and education support, Brylie brings a unique combination of knowledge, patience and encouragement to every participant she supports. She enjoys helping people build confidence, stay active and participate in their community, while tailoring her support to each person's individual needs.

She is calm, reliable and enjoys creating positive, meaningful relationships with participants and their families.

Outside of work, Brylie enjoys health and fitness, Pilates, yoga and learning guitar. She brings her positive attitude and enthusiasm into every shift, helping participants feel supported, respected and empowered to live life their way.

 Bethany is a Trainee Support Coordinator & Disability Support Worker who is passionate about empowering people to live more independent, fulfilling lives. 

With experience supporting people with disability across community, home and education settings, she is committed to building genuine relationships and helping participants achieve their goals. 

As a Trainee Support Coordinator, Bethany is developing her skills in helping participants navigate the NDIS, connect with the right services and build supports that meet their individual needs.

 Alongside this, she continues to work directly with participants as a Disability Support Worker, providing person-centred support that encourages independence, choice and community participation. 

Bethany has experience supporting people with complex behaviours, coordinating care, working collaboratively with families and allied health professionals, and advocating for participants to achieve the best possible outcomes.