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NDIS disability support workers Gold Coast

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"Community 3SIX5 has been an absolute lifeline for both myself and my son. Their unwavering support, compassion, and willingness to go above and beyond has made all the difference in some of our most challenging times. Not only have they provided consistent, high-quality care for Matthew but they’ve also stood up for us when others didn’t—advocating for what’s right and ensuring our voices were heard. It’s rare to find a team that treats you like family, but that’s exactly what we’ve found in Community 3SIX5. I will be forever grateful for their kindness, integrity, and fierce dedication to making a real difference in people’s lives."

Donna-Participant Matthew’s Mum

Photo of Matthew at the beach wearing a blue wetsuit. He is standing on the grass with a green and yellow surf board standing on it's end behind him. The sand and water are behind him.
Michael

  • Hailing from Victoria, I came to the Gold Coast for a change and 30 years later I’m still here.

    My interests are following the AFL, particularly Collingwood… go the Pies, exercising, and spending time with my family and my dog.

    I have a passion for equality regardless of an individual’s situation, and creating Community 3SIX5 provides the opportunity to create and influence opportunities for equality.

  • Hi my name is Teresa. My interests are music, soccer, exploring and trying new foods around the coast!

    Originally hailing from Penrith, I moved to the Gold Coast in 2018. In 2016 I completed studies in Early Childhood Education and Care, and through this managed my own Family Day Care business.

    Working within the disability sector has been an amazing eye-opening opportunity to really make a difference in people’s lives. Seeing participants reach their goals step by step and assisting them in every way possible has been a real feeling of triumph and joy.

  • My Interests are expressing my creativity through arts and crafts, cherishing moments spent with my family, and embarking on travel adventures to discover new and exciting places.

    After dedicating more than 20 years to the retail industry, I felt a strong desire to embark on a personal journey of learning and growth while simultaneously making a positive impact on others' lives. This aspiration propelled me towards the field of disability support work.

    Within this work, I have discovered that every person I support brings a wealth of diverse experiences, challenges, and perspectives.

    By embracing these interactions, my understanding has broadened, and my skills have flourished, fostering both personal and professional growth along the way.

Female staff member Jill. She has long straight blonde hair in a pony tail. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hi I’m Jill.

    My interests are travelling, spending time with my family and anything trill seeking!

    My unique skill is I love to belt out a tune especially whilst driving. Any good? One car trip with me and you’ll find out! 

    I have been working in the sector for 5 years now and I have never had a more rewarding career. I love what I do and love my participants even more! 

Male staff member JJ, he has short brown hair and a short brown beard. He is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and he is smiling.

  • TALENTS/SKILLS:

    Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication

    Conflict Resolution

    Building Rapport

    Understanding Needs

    Building Trust

    Responding to Emotions

    Age-Appropriate Activities

    Behavior Management

    Learning Styles

    Languages: English, Afrikaans

    I work in the disability field because I am passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals who face unique challenges. I believe in promoting inclusivity, equal opportunities, and helping others reach their full potential. Working with people with disabilities allows me to be a part of their journey, whether it’s helping them develop new skills, supporting their independence, or simply providing the encouragement they need. I find great fulfillment in creating environments where everyone feels valued and empowered, regardless of their abilities.

Female staff member Jessica K, she has long, curly blonde hair. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hello, my name is Jessica, and I was born and raised in the city of Townsville.

    My interests include reading, going to the gym, the beach, studying political science and business, travel, and enjoying all the elements of living a nutritious and balanced lifestyle.

    I have been a part of disability support work for almost two years now, joining when I was 17 and am loving it. This field of work has taught me so much about different perspectives and taking initiative in making someone’s life the most content and enjoyable it can possibly be. Eckhart Tolle once said, “The power for creating a better future is contained in the present moment”, and I don’t believe anything could be more true.'

Female staff member Brodie, she has long brown hair in a pony tail. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • I’m Brodie, a dedicated support worker based in Burleigh and originally from New Zealand. I’m passionate about building meaningful connections and truly value the time I get to spend with the people I support. Making a positive difference in someone’s daily life especially through the little things feels incredibly rewarding and is what drew me into this field.
    Outside of work, I enjoy reading, cooking, watching movies and going on new adventures with my doggy Mash.

Female staff member Larissa has long, straight blonde hair and is wearing a black uniform jacket

  • Hi, I’m Larissa. Originally from Brazil, I graduated in Law and have always enjoyed helping people. Since moving to Australia, I’ve started a new career in administration, where I continue to support others.

    In my free time, I enjoy reading, watching soccer and tennis, and staying active with yoga and the gym. I speak Portuguese, English, and Spanish, which helps me connect with people from diverse backgrounds.

Sharon smiling while wearing a black Community3six5 polo uniform, representing community connection and support

  • Hi, my name is Sharon. I enjoy helping people, spending time with my family and friends, and learning new things. I have a background in alternative medicine (homeopathy) and health management, and I enjoy supporting people to live independently and achieve their goals.

    I work in disability support because I love making a positive difference in people’s lives. I enjoy building meaningful relationships, listening to others, and helping people feel valued, included, and supported. It is very rewarding to see someone grow in confidence, develop independence, and achieve their goals. I feel grateful to be part of their journey.

Rajveer Singh, Disability Support Worker at Community 3SIX5, wearing a black company polo shirt.

  • Hi, I'm Rajveer.

    I enjoy community participation, exploring new places, spending time in nature, and helping others. I speak English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu, which allows me to connect with people from a range of different backgrounds.

    My strengths include building positive relationships, providing person-centred support, and communicating with patience, understanding, and respect. I enjoy supporting individuals with diverse needs and helping them feel valued and empowered.

    I work in disability support because I enjoy making a positive difference in people's lives. It is rewarding to support individuals to achieve their goals, build independence, and participate in their community while providing the encouragement and support they need along the way.

Male staff member Zander. He has short brown hair and a short brown beard. He is wearing a black uniform polo and he is smiling.

  • My name is Zander. I enjoy sports and staying active, which helps me bring energy and positivity into my work. I speak both English and Afrikaans, allowing me to communicate with a wider range of people. I have strong interpersonal skills, problem-solving abilities, and the ability to stay calm and adaptable in different situations. With 4 years of experience in disability support, I am passionate about helping people, supporting their independence, and making a positive difference in their everyday lives.

Female staff member Sally. Sally has grey/blonde hair in a ponytail. She is wearing a black polo uniform shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hi, my name is Sally, I've worked in people centred industries my whole working life, first as a dental nurse

    then doctors receptionist, full time foster carer, Airbnb short term property letting and finally a disability support worker.

    I work in disability because I have a disability myself, I’m hearing impaired, and I can sympathise with the daily struggles that people with disabilities face, I enjoy helping people and making them smile.

    My interests are weightlifting, cycling, crochet, knitting, reading and diet and nutrition.

Female staff member Maria, she has long, straight, dark brown hair. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hi, I’m Maria ! A dedicated, creative, and responsible person with a strong passion for helping others. I’m inspired by genuine human connection, and I believe in supporting people with empathy and respect to help them live more meaningful lives.

    I love spending time in nature, learning new things, and enjoying the small moments that make life special. I speak both Spanish and English, which allows me to connect with people from different backgrounds and build closer relationships.

    I work as a disability support worker because I believe in the unique value of every person and in everyone’s right to live a life that is joyful, independent, and fulfilling.

  • My name is Rose.

    My interests are running, the gym, cooking and doing fun things with my family.

    The most important of the skills I believe I have learnt in my life are communication, patience, and resilience. I like to showcase a positive attitude, I am hard working, a qualified personal trainer, a qualified dental nurse, and I’m also a mum.

    Being a support worker allows you to make a difference in people's lives. Giving physical and emotional support to people with a disability on a regular basis can make them feel more independent and confident. Helping people has always been a passion of mine.

Female staff member Vanessa I. She has short black hair worn in braids. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hi!! My name is Vanessa, growing up I always had a passion of helping people hence I am doing my nursing degree to get more opportunities to help people in need. Having an opportunity to be a support worker has exposed me to helping and supporting people early on before becoming a nurse and it fulfils my heart when I leave a smile on someone’s face because I have helped them achieve what they wanted.

    I like to read, work-out, trying out new recipes, and watching movies.

    I believe that each one, teach one. Always looking forward to learning new things from people and teaching them one thing or another.

Female staff member Julieta. She has straight brown hair and is wearing a black uniform polo shirt. She is smiling.

  • Julieta

    I’m a professional photographer and holistic therapist. I love cycling, swimming and reading books 💕

    I speak English and Spanish.

    I work as a disability support worker because I love to help people in their learning process and to connect with the best version of themselves and with all the beautiful things life has to offer.

  • Brodie enjoys staying active and making the most of his free time through rugby league, running, going to the gym and playing video games. He speaks English and has a strong understanding of diabetes through both personal experience and ongoing fitness training. Brodie works in disability support because he genuinely enjoys working with people and helping them with their individual needs. He is passionate about making a positive difference and supporting others to live their best lives.

    After two years of volunteering, I found my heart in disability support work. I realised I wasn’t just helping out-I was building real friendships. With a laid-back and patient nature, I aim to create a space where participants feel free to be themselves, try new things, and truly enjoy life.

Male staff member Silvio. He has some ahort blond hair and he wears glasses. He is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and he is smiling.

  • Hi, my name is Silvio.

    I graduated in Brazil as a physiotherapist and worked for 15 years in a large hospital in Sao Paulo. My expertise was working with patients in the ICU and Emergency care. Since arriving in Australia, I have loved working as a disability support worker. I have had the opportunity to meet so many incredible people, who I have loved helping to achieve their goals and live life to the fullest.

    Outside work, you will usually find me in the water surfing, on the tatami training jiu jitsu or at home watching movies and cooking for my family, including my adopted Kelpi, Buddy.

Female staff member Judy. She has short brown hair, is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smailing.

  • Hi, I’m Judy.

    I recently moved from New Zealand. I enjoy hiking, reading, cooking, and traveling to new places to explore different cultures. I also love animals and find joy in spending time with them.

    I work in the disability sector, a path inspired by my daughter, who was born with a disability. Her journey has led me to a deeply meaningful career. I’m passionate about supporting people with disabilities and walking alongside them as they work toward their goals.

    It’s incredibly rewarding to help participants lead meaningful lives and reach their full potential. I truly believe that, together, we can make a positive difference in their lives.

Female staff member Stephanie. She has long, straight brown hair and is wearing a black uniform polo shirt. She is smiling.

  • Hi, I’m Steph! I’m originally from Victoria. Moving to the GC has been a dream for years & now it’s finally a reality! My interests are spending time with family, cooking, art, being outdoors & listening to podcasts.

     

    I have 11 years experience in childcare with a recent move into support work, I bring a caring & understanding approach to everything I do.

     

    I’m passionate about working in the disability sector, helping people reach their goals, gain independence, and live fulfilling lives.

     

    Making a positive difference is what it’s all about!

Female staff member Claire, she has curly shoulder length light brown hair. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Hello! I’m Claire and I love playing football (soccer), cooking, travelling, and spending time with my family. I studied Youth and Community Development at College in the US and am currently doing my Master's in Social Work and Mental Health Practice. 

     

    I work in Disability Support because I love watching others grow and helping people reach their goals. I pride myself on treating others with respect and being patient and empathetic. 

     

    I speak English, and am slowly learning Māori.

  • Hi, I’m Jessica! I’m a young mum currently studying my Bachelor of Education. Balancing motherhood and study definitely keeps me busy, but it’s also so rewarding. I love traveling and exploring new places, and I’m also a bit of a shopaholic, always on the lookout for something new and exciting. Outside of work and study, you’ll find me enjoying quality time with my little one, getting creative, or soaking up the sunshine.

    In disability support, I’m passionate about making a positive impact and helping people feel valued and supported. My unique skills include empathy, patience, and a genuine desire to help others achieve their goals. I chose disability support because I truly believe in making a difference and creating meaningful connections.

Navjot, staff member, wearing a black Community3six5 polo shirt and beige cap, smiling at the camera.

  • My background in lifeguarding and physiotherapy administration has helped me develop strong communication skills, responsibility and problem solving. I genuinely enjoy supporting people and I pride myself on being approachable, empathetic and easy to talk to. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, cooking new recipes, listening to music and staying active, which helps me maintain a positive outlook and bring energy and enthusiasm to the people I support.

Female staff member Jamie has black hair tied back and is wearing a black uniform polo shirt

  • Hi, I'm Jamie, I have many interests and hobbies. Outside of work I like to keep things balanced. I enjoy going to the gym, getting outdoors for walks and staying active. A lot of my time is spent supporting my kids at their sports, and catching up with friends and family, whenever I can. Working in the disability sector means a lot to me - it's about building real connections, being someone, people can trust and making a positive difference, even in the small things. I truly believe that everyone deserves to live their best life, and I love to help people achieve that, wherever I can.

Charlotte smiling gently at the camera while wearing the black Community3six5 polo uniform, representing a professional and friendly NDIS support worker.

  • My name is Charlotte.

    I enjoy travelling, going to the gym, staying active, and spending quality time with my family and friends. I have a passion for exploring new places and experiencing different cultures, and I believe these experiences have helped me become more adaptable, open-minded, and understanding of others.

    The qualities I value most in myself are kindness, patience, empathy, and reliability. I take pride in maintaining a positive attitude, having strong communication skills, and possessing a genuine willingness to help others.

    Being a support worker is incredibly rewarding because it allows me to make a meaningful difference in people's everyday lives. I enjoy building genuine connections with participants, encouraging their independence, and supporting them to achieve their personal goals while respecting their choices and individuality.

    Whether it's assisting with daily activities, participating in community outings, or simply being a supportive and encouraging presence, I strive to ensure that every person I support feels valued, respected, and empowered.

Female staff member Sammy. She has long straight brown hair. She is wearing a black uniform polo shirt and she is smiling.

  • Your First Name: Sammy

    Your Interests: Being around water, playing with my dog / any dog and trying new restaurants.

    Any languages you speak: Just English!

    Any unique skills: I used to be a competitive swimmer and I played the trumpet for 10 years. Why you work in Disability Support: I work in disability support because I love helping people and actually getting to connect with them. I enjoy being there for someone, making their day a bit easier, and building real relationships. It’s rewarding and it just feels good to make a difference.

  • My name is Eden and I am currently studying a Diploma of Nursing. I have a strong interest in learning new things, especially about how the human body works and how we can better care for others. At the moment I only speak English, but I would love to learn Afrikaans as my second language because it is part of my family background. I enjoy reflecting on my experiences and using them as opportunities to grow and improve my learning and performance. I am interested in working in disability support because I genuinely enjoy helping people and making them feel valued, heard, and cared for. I believe everyone deserves kindness, respect, and support to live the best life they can.

Mariana wearing a black polo uniform shirt and smiling warmly, presenting a friendly and professional appearance.

  • My name is Marianna. I enjoy an active lifestyle that includes surfing, gym training, yoga, calisthenics, and running, as well as spending time outdoors, playing guitar for worship, and creating meaningful moments with my loved ones. I speak Portuguese as my native language, am fluent in English, and have a basic understanding of Spanish.

    I am a qualified Chef, Personal Trainer, and Allied Health professional, allowing me to combine my knowledge of health, fitness, and care to support people in a holistic way. I also enjoy connecting with people from different backgrounds through my music and personal experiences.

    I am passionate about helping others and making a positive difference in people’s lives. Working in disability support allows me to use my skills, compassion, and faith to assist individuals in achieving greater independence, comfort, and a more meaningful quality of life.

Mikka, a friendly Community3six5 disability support worker, smiling warmly at the camera in the black company polo uniform.

  • Hello, I'm Mikka.

    I'm a mum of three who enjoys going to the beach, working out at the gym, rainforest walks, watching movies, sailing, cheering on my kids at their sporting events, and planning family camping trips.

    I've lived on the Gold Coast for 34 years and enjoy life in the beautiful hinterland on acreage with my two dogs, two pigs, and nine chickens.

    I've always been a compassionate and caring person, so support work felt like a natural career choice. I find it incredibly rewarding to work one-on-one with amazing and inspiring individuals, helping them build confidence, independence, and achieve their goals.

    I specialise in disability support and hold a Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability). My greatest joy is bringing happiness to someone's journey and helping them achieve their goals, whether they're big or small.

Female staff member Tayla. She has long blonde hair tied back in a pony tail, she is wearing a black uniform polo shirt.

  • Your Interests:
    Staying busy and active, participating in sport, understanding human behaviour, and applying psychological knowledge to support people in everyday life. I enjoy creating positive, inclusive environments and working alongside families to help individuals build confidence and independence.

    Any unique skills:

    • Background in psychology studies with a strong interest in behaviour and development

    • Ability to build genuine, trusting relationships with clients

    • Confident supporting emotional regulation and positive coping strategies

    • Strong communication and teamwork skills when working with families and allied health professionals

    • Organised, reliable, and adaptable in dynamic support environments

    • Passion for incorporating physical activity and routine into daily living

    Why you work in Disability Support:
    I am passionate about supporting people to live meaningful and empowered lives. Through my interest in psychology and my love for staying active, I enjoy helping individuals develop skills, increase independence, and feel confident in their abilities. I value person-centred support and working collaboratively with families and professionals to create practical strategies that make a real difference at home and in the community.