Ish is a Support Coordinator who brings a calm, can-do approach to partnering with participants and their networks. With foundations in social work and law, Ish blends compassionate, person-centred practice with clear, rights-based advocacy—making complex systems feel simpler and ensuring people feel heard.

Skilled in coordinating complex supports, building strong community connections, and translating NDIS plans into practical action, Ish works alongside participants to reduce barriers and achieve goals that matter most to them. Their practice is trauma-informed, culturally safe, and strengths-based, with a focus on capacity building and self-advocacy. Whether navigating housing, health, justice, or psychosocial supports, Ish is dedicated to delivering meaningful, sustainable outcomes with warmth and respect.

Tayla is a Senior Support Coordinator with over seven years of experience in the disability sector, working alongside neurodivergent and psychosocial participants across the Pilbara. With a background in psychology and mental health, she draws on this knowledge to strengthen her recovery-oriented and person-centred practice.

Tayla is skilled in coordinating complex supports, building strong community connections, and developing tailored strategies that help participants overcome barriers and achieve meaningful outcomes. She is also passionate about guiding and mentoring other coordinators, fostering a culture of quality, respect, and person-centred practice within the team.