EAC founded by lived family experience
I started EAC at the beginning of 2025, after seeing the difference passionate support workers made in my brother's lives. Both brothers were diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth, and their support workers had a significant impact on their upbringing, helping them build independence, strive towards goals and assist them to take part in everyday life with confidence.
That experience shapes how I lead EAC. I want to build a team that listens carefully, respects each participant’s choices and understands that reliable support grows from genuine relationships. We bring practical thinking, care and a positive attitude to every participant and family we work with.
Meet our support team
Each support worker brings a distinct perspective and a shared commitment to listening, building trust and supporting individual goals.
Polly
Chloe
Claudia
Madi
Lexi
Skye Kivijian
I enjoy supporting participants to build confidence, develop new skills and work towards their personal goals. I focus on creating a positive and encouraging environment where each person feels valued, listened to and involved in decisions about their support. Building trust and celebrating steady progress are important to me. Outside work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, going to the beach and travelling.
Hannah Thomas
Sienna Wheelhouse
I am studying exercise and sport science. I enjoy helping people support their health, wellbeing and everyday quality of life while building positive, respectful relationships. I take a practical approach, listen to what matters to each participant and encourage confidence around individual goals. Outside work and study, I enjoy spending time with friends, being active and exploring new places.
Sophie Beraldo
I enjoy helping people feel comfortable, confident and supported in everyday life. I focus on building positive relationships by listening carefully, being reliable and creating an environment where each participant feels valued and understood. I bring a practical, encouraging approach to support and aim to make shared activities feel safe, enjoyable and shaped around the individual.
Amy O’Meara
I am nearing the end of my first year of studying nursing. I enjoy support work because it gives me the opportunity to make a practical difference in people’s everyday lives. I like helping participants build skills and confidence at their own pace while feeling heard and supported. Outside work and study, I enjoy going to the gym, playing soccer, travelling and spending time with friends and family.
Abby Irving
Bring a respectful, practical approach to support
We want to hear from people who value respectful relationships, listen carefully and take a practical, person-centred approach to support.
Tell us about the way you build trust, work with participants and contribute to a reliable team.