Meet the team

Kind Humans NDIS provider Brisbane

Emma

Operations Manager

Emma brings extensive experience across operations, leadership, training and community services, with a strong focus on governance, service quality, team capability and improving systems as organisations grow.
Her qualifications include Youth Work, Juvenile Justice, Leadership & Management and Business, supported by practical experience working through complex situations, strengthening processes and leading people in community-focused environments.
As Operations Manager, Emma helps provide strong operational oversight across Kind Humans, with a focus on safe, consistent services, clear accountability, risk awareness and maintaining the quality of support participants and families can rely on.

Lacey

Lacey has 5 years experience supporting participants with Autism Level 2 and 3, including PDA profiles, across capacity building, community access, and palliative care.
She is warm and emotionally attuned, with an adaptable style that builds trust and supports both independence and comfort.
Lacey enjoys community activities and practical daily living, supporting participants to build confidence in everyday life.

Darcy

Darcy has experience supporting Autism Level 2 and 3, including non-verbal participants, as well as neurological conditions with a focus on mobility and routine.
She is reliable and adaptable, supporting both independence and stability in daily living.
Darcy enjoys sports and recreation, helping participants stay active, engaged, and confident in the community.

Chae

Chae is an Assistant in Nursing with experience in aged care and 1:1 support, including dementia, personal care, and mobility needs.
She has strong capability supporting cognitive decline and high physical care, following care plans and maintaining safety.
Chae is fun, reliable, and routine-focused, supporting participants to feel safe, engaged, and included.

Mike

Mike has extensive experience across disability support, including leadership in SIL and STA environments and complex care.
He is strong in male mentoring, capacity building, and structured support with a focus on safety and consistency.
Mike enjoys fitness and outdoor activities, supporting participants to build routine, confidence, and physical wellbeing.

Shantel

Shantel has a Certificate III in Individual Support with experience across all ages, including dementia and cognitive impairment.
She focuses on daily living, community access, and meaningful engagement, with a consistent and adaptable approach.
Shantel enjoys outdoor activities and community engagement, supporting participants to stay active, socially connected, and confident.

Tina

Tina brings extensive experience in disability support and foster care across children and adults, including intellectual disability and psychosocial needs.
Tina focuses on routine, stability, emotional support, and practical skill development in daily living.
She enjoys cooking and hands-on activities, supporting participants to build independence and confidence in the home.

Julie

Julie has a Diploma in Children’s Services and Cert III in Business Admin, with extensive lived experience supporting Autism and ADHD.
She has a strong focus on emotional support, daily care, and meaningful connection through complex health journeys.
Julie enjoys conversation and connection, supporting participants to build confidence and social engagement.

Kathy

Kathy has several years of supporting day-to-day living and household support, with a focus on routine, structure, and reliability.
She is skilled in cooking, cleaning, and companionship, building trust through consistent and practical support.
Kathy is warm and easygoing, helping participants feel comfortable and confident in their daily routines.

Brandon

Brandon has a background in fitness with experience supporting participants with Autism and ADHD in community and capacity-building settings.
He focuses on building routine, confidence, and engagement through activity and shared interests.
Brandon enjoys gym and outdoor activities, supporting motivation, routine, and social confidence.

Brad

Brad has a Cert III in Individual Support with leadership experience and lived experience supporting neurodivergent family members.
Brad has a strong mentoring approach, supporting routine, motivation, and real-world life and work skills.
Brad enjoys community activities like fishing, building trust and connection through shared experiences.

Tilly

Tilly brings lived experience with neurodivergence and hands-on support with children with ASD Level 2 and 3, including non-verbal support.
Her focus is on early development, daily living skills, and routine-building with a calm, caring approach.
Tilly enjoys outdoor activities, the gym, and travel, supporting confidence and independence through new experiences.

Janelle

Janelle has a Cert III in Individual Support with extensive community experience and lived experience supporting ASD, anxiety, and early-stage dementia.
She is calm, patient, and nurturing, with a strong focus on dignity, comfort, and steady support.
She enjoys community connection and engagement, supporting participants to feel safe and included.

Alisyn

Alisyn brings experience as a support worker, teacher aide, and in employment services, with Mental Health First Aid and a strong psychosocial background.
She focuses on capacity building, emotional regulation, and independence with a structured, trauma-informed approach.
She enjoys community participation, supporting confidence, routine, and connection.

Nykoal

Nykoal has Cert IV in Business, Education and Support roles, including Auslan, with strong experience in diverse communication needs.
She has strength in communication support and inclusive practice, helping participants feel heard and engaged.
She enjoys hair, beauty, and social interaction, supporting confidence, self-expression, and connection..

Joe

Joe has 5 years’ experience supporting participants on the autism spectrum with consistent hands-on support.
Joe focuses on routine-building and community engagement, particularly for participants living with Autism Level 2 and 3.
He enjoys sports and gym activities, supporting participants to stay active and socially engaged.

Gill

Gill has a Diploma in Children’s Services and Cert IV in Community Services Work, supporting both adults and children.
She has a strong focus on routine-based support, consistency, and building trust through stability.
Gill enjoys mentoring and coaching, supporting independence, confidence, and life skills.

Clare

Clare has a Bachelor of Psychological Science with strong experience supporting complex and high-care participants.
She is skilled in personal care, mobility, non-verbal support, and maintaining dignity through structured routines.
Clare is calm and highly observant, supporting participants to feel safe, stable, and supported in the community.

Ash

Ashlee has a background as a dental nurse with a Certificate IV in Youth Work and experience supporting all ages.
Her expertise is with ASD, ADHD, anxiety, and building structure and routine across environments.
Ashlee enjoys sport and being active, supporting engagement, confidence, and routine through activity.

Susan

Susan has experience across direct support and administration, with a strong understanding of participant care and service delivery.
Her focus is on supporting complex needs through consistent, relationship-based support.
Susan is warm and steady, supporting participants to feel connected, supported, and organised.

Maree

Maree has 8 years’ experience supporting a wide range of participants, including ASD, ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, and cognitive and vision impairment.
Maree’s focus is on community participation, skill development, and creative engagement through practical activities.
She enjoys cooking, arts and crafts, supporting independence and confidence through real-life tasks.

Nadine

Nadine brings a caring background in community services and lived experience supporting family members through dementia and end-of-life care, alongside a strong focus on person-centred support.
She is calm, compassionate, and highly organised, building genuine relationships through patience, empathy, and consistency.
Nadine enjoys supporting community participation, companionship, and helping people maintain their independence and daily routines.

Nicole

Nicole has experience supporting participants with physical, intellectual, and neurological disabilities, including personal care, mobility support, medication assistance, and community access.
She is calm, dependable, and adaptable, supporting participants to build confidence and independence while working at their own pace.
Nicole enjoys helping people stay connected with their community through meaningful activities, appointments, and everyday life.

Gemma

Gemma has experience supporting participants with Autism Level 2, ADHD, intellectual disability, and behavioural support needs, complemented by lived experience supporting family members on the autism spectrum.
She is warm, patient, and creative, with a calm approach that builds trust and supports emotional regulation and independence.
Gemma enjoys art, crafts, community outings, and helping participants develop practical life skills and confidence.

Amie

Amie combines experience as a support worker and early childhood educator, with a strong focus on supporting children with Autism through community access and developmental supports.
She is caring, enthusiastic, and relationship-focused, helping children build confidence, emotional regulation, and independence.
Amie enjoys active, play-based learning and supporting children to develop everyday life skills through positive, engaging experiences.

Jada

Jada is currently completing a Bachelor of Nursing and holds a Certificate III in Health Services Assistance, bringing a growing clinical knowledge base and genuine interest in supporting people’s health and wellbeing.
She is friendly, compassionate, patient and reliable, with strong communication skills and an enthusiastic approach to learning and supporting others.
Jada enjoys helping people feel comfortable, included and supported, with strengths in building positive relationships and encouraging confidence and independence in everyday life.

Alex

Alex has a strong background in disability support and Positive Behaviour Support, with experience across complex needs, emotional regulation, community access, daily living, behaviour support planning and working alongside families and allied health teams.
He holds a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) with Distinction and brings a calm, evidence-informed and person-centred approach that focuses on building trust, independence and practical skills.
Alex enjoys supporting participants to build confidence, strengthen communication and social participation, and engage more meaningfully in everyday life and their community.

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