We connect you with a dedicated lived experience support worker in Melbourne, Australia, combining genuine peer understanding with ongoing professional psychological mentorship.
We also support people with NDIS plans.
Practical, hands-on daily assistance and community access delivered by lived experience peer support workers who focus on your strengths, independence, and long-term wellbeing. It will feel like somebody working alongside you and mentoring you.
We believe lived experience provides the best foundation for being a brilliant support worker. Complemented with a heart-of-gold nature and guided by tailored professional training, our support workers provide high quality, long term support for you.
Michael specialities is in AOD, Skitzoeffective, cPTSD, Major Depression, Autism diagnosed participants. However, he has experience working with ABI's, Intellectual Disabilities, Mobility, BPD, and ADHD, and happy to connect if you resonanate.
Daniel is a down to earth, peaceful, attentive and natural active listener with extensive experience in being a support worker. He believes firmly in letting you drive your own experience and is a constant learner. He has experience with a range of presentations including major depression, schizophrenia, social anxiety, intellectual disabilities, autism, ASD and PTSD. Like all our workers, Daniel has a deep rich lived experience with people close to him, that has given him a caring natural personality.
Stephen is an older support worker with a deep life experience who motivates and relates to those around him.
Andrea is a Christian Lived Experience Support Worker, who has over ten years experience caring for a loved one in personal care and mental health support. She is an accomplished Philosopher and Theologian. This combination gives her a unique, sophisticated and grounded approach to support work.
"Hi i'm Michael. I'm a registered psychologist with approximately 8 years working within the mental health sector. I encourage authenticity, to enable people to feel comfortable enough to cut straight through the issue at hand."
Allison is a qualified registered psychologist with over 10 years experience and 15 years experience in therapy. She provides strategic mentoring for each of our lived experience peer support workers to help them better understand and develop outcomes with each of their participants.
Joshua's support style is grounded, relaxed and patient. Having been in professional mixed material art fights, he has the mindset to handle stressful situations, and ground those experiencing distress. He enjoys a good chat, along with taking his time and allowing for space for conversation and doesn't take himself too seriously despite his depth of experiences.
Supporting people isn't just a job to me it's something I genuinely care about. My goal is to make a positive impact by building meaningful relationships, encouraging independence, and creating a safe, supportive environment where people feel respected, understood, and empowered.
Tia's caring nature is the cornerstone to her support. Her positivity infects those around her distracting people from the worse things in life. Her constant learning approach means that she gets more informed every week that passes by.
Harry believes in evidence based therapies and is an exceptionally hard worker, often going above and beyond to ensure that the participants he works with are safe.
We bring compassionate, personality-matched care directly to your local community. If you are looking for a lived experience support worker in the eastern suburbs or a dedicated peer support worker in Melbourne, Our lived experience peer support workers are active, available, and ready to support you in your neighbourhood long term.
As an NDIS provider accepting new participants, we offer immediate capacity across Box Hill, Ringwood, Doncaster, Heidelberg, Eltham, and Greensborough, from people who know and understand the local area and the local supports available.
We believe real recovery and skill-building start with a relatable support worker who truly understands your journey from personal experience in your local 'stomping ground', and is committed to supporting you for years to come.
Every support worker is backed by local professional psychological supervision.
We have supported people quadruple the average support worker tenure length. Quality over quantity, and we hope in time we can build trust, and look forward to the first step.
That is expected and it is not held against you. Consistency from us matters more than consistency from you, particularly early on.
The north eastern and eastern suburbs of Melbourne. If you are near the edge of that, call and ask rather than assuming.
No. You can contact us directly. Many participants come to us through a support coordinator, but you do not need one to get in touch.
You can book a consultation through our website, email, or call us directly! We can't wait for the opportunity to speak with you.
Yes, where psychosocial disability is recognised in your plan. Funding usually sits under Core Supports or Capacity Building depending on how your plan is written. Our page on how NDIS funding works explains the difference.
Yes, though we prefer to work in person. However, if you need access to somebody to talk to and it's part of your plan, we can work with you.
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