Our Story

Elizabeth has recently joined Murray Darling Supports as a Support Worker, bringing a genuine passion for supporting individuals living with disabilities. Inspired by her older sister, who has an intellectual disability and mild autism, Elizabeth is deeply motivated by making a positive difference in the lives of others.

Elizabeth finds great fulfillment in bringing joy to those she supports and assisting in any way she can. Her caring nature and personal connection to the disability sector shape her compassionate, person-centred approach.

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Outside of work, Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her family, playing netball, and reading. Having recently returned to Mildura, she is excited about the opportunities ahead and looks forward to contributing to both participant outcomes and the growth of MDS.

Teegan is an easy-going individual with a great sense of humor and a warm, compassionate nature.​ She always strives to maintain a positive outlook on life and has a genuine passion for helping others. As a dedicated Support Worker, Teegan goes above and beyond to ensure participants feel valued, respected, and empowered to live fulfilling lives.

Teegan takes the time to understand their individual needs and provides support that enhances their independence and well-being.

In her free time, Teegan enjoys reading, camping, and spending time outdoors.

She also cherishes the moments spent with friends and family, appreciating the connections and experiences that bring joy to her life.

Shanay finds disability support work incredibly rewarding and is passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of the participants she supports.

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Shanay is a valued and much-loved member of the team, known for her compassionate nature and dedication to building genuine connections with those in her care.

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She values the opportunity to learn from and connect with each person she supports and is excited to continue growing in this role.​​​​​​​​​

As a mother to three daughters, including one with an intellectual disability and mild autism, she has experienced both the challenges and joys of raising a child with additional needs. This personal journey inspired her to dedicate her life to supporting other families with practical help, laughter, and genuine care.

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Outside of work, she enjoys gardening, which provides a calming outlet, and cherishes her family above all. She is also over the moon to have recently become a first-time grandmother, an experience she describes as truly special.

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She is excited to be part of the Murray Darling Supports team and looks forward to bringing her lived experience, warmth, and compassion to the community.

Dan has been a chef for 34 years and made the exciting decision to transition into the NDIS support field in 2023.

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He joined the Murray Darling Supports team in May and has quickly become a valued member of the crew.

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A proud father of two young adults, Dan enjoys motorbike riding, fishing, yabbing, and spending time out in the bush.

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His career shift is a testament to his adaptability and his strong commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of others.

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Dan brings a calm, reliable presence and a genuine passion for supporting people in their day-to-day lives.​​​

Andrew is excited to have recently joined the Murray Darling Supports team.

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A lifelong resident of the Mildura area, he has a deep appreciation for the region’s diverse sports and leisure activities — from ball sports and motor sports to fishing, camping, and boating along the Mighty Murray River.

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Coming from a large family, Andrew values quality time spent with loved ones, whether it's watching movies, relaxing together, or enjoying the great outdoors.

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He is passionate about helping clients achieve their goals in a way that’s not only supportive but also fun and community-focused. Andrew is looking forward to the positive experiences and personal growth ahead in his role.

She values the opportunity to learn from and connect with each person she supports and is excited to continue growing in this role.​​​​​​​​​

Toni holds a Certificate III and IV in Disability and is currently completing her Diploma in Community Services.

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With 11 years of experience in the disability sector, she is deeply passionate about the work she does.

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Toni finds it incredibly rewarding to support participants in achieving their goals and making a positive impact in their lives.

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Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, swimming, reading, and spending quality time with her family.​​​​

Ebony is a dedicated and compassionate Support Worker who recently joined the MDS team. With years of experience across the local area and central Queensland, she is passionate about providing professional, person-centered support. Ebony thrives on building strong connections with participants, celebrating their achievements, and helping them reach their goals.

Known for her kindness, honesty, and bubbly personality, Ebony brings a relatable and open-minded approach to her work. She is always willing to try new things and create a positive, engaging environment for those she supports.

Outside of work, Ebony enjoys spending time with her horse and dogs, catching up with friends and family, baking, and expressing her creativity through various activities.​​​​

Ali brings warmth, dedication, and a wealth of life experience to her role as a support worker at MDS. 

A proud mother and grandmother, family and connection are at the heart of everything she does, and she loves supporting her boys at cricket, baseball, or footy on the weekends.

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Ali enjoys an active lifestyle, including walking with friends (always followed by a coffee and chat!) and attending pilates classes. She also has a creative side, with a love for gardening and a background in scrapbooking.

​She has embraced support work as a meaningful and rewarding path. Respectful, compassionate, and a great listener, Ali thrives in a team environment and is committed to providing person-centred support, making her a wonderful addition to the MDS team.

Emma brings vibrant energy, warmth, and enthusiasm to her role as a Support Worker at MDS. Bright, bubbly, and people-focused, she has experience in aged care, administration, and sales, and is excited to build her career in disability support.

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Compassionate and reliable, Emma is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive, and enjoyable environment for participants. She is passionate about helping people work towards their goals and celebrates every achievement, big or small.

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Outside of work, Emma enjoys camping, spending time with friends and family, and sharing her love of music through singing and busking. Her natural warmth and love of connecting with others make her a wonderful addition to the MDS team.

Peter has recently joined Murray Darling Supports as a Support Worker, bringing a compassionate, person-centred approach and a strong belief that everyone deserves to enjoy life and express themselves freely.

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Currently completing his Certificate III in Individual Support and Disability, Peter is eager to apply his growing knowledge to provide high-quality care. 

He is dedicated to empowering participants, supporting confidence, independence, and day-to-day well-being.

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Warm and approachable, Peter connects easily with others and enjoys finding shared interests. Outside of work, he enjoys lawn bowling, sword craft, and board games, and brings a grounded, relatable perspective shaped by his diverse work background.

Tarliah is a passionate, people-loving support worker whose drive to make a difference is clear from the moment you meet her. With a Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance and hands-on experience in occupational therapy, she brings a strong blend of skill, care, and professionalism to her role at MDS.

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Compassion is Tarliah’s superpower. She has experience supporting children of all abilities and understands the importance of tailoring support to each individual. Whether she’s building communication skills, boosting confidence, or simply being a steady presence, Tarliah shows up with care, energy, and respect.

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Outside of work, Tarliah enjoys music, swimming, travel, and trying new things—always encouraging participants to do the same. For her, support work is more than a job; it’s about empowering people to express themselves, grow, and work towards their goals.

Kadesha is a warm, positive, and caring support worker who brings genuine compassion and professionalism to her role at Murray Darling Supports. Recently married, she enjoys spending time at home with her two dogs and fluffy cat, who bring her plenty of joy.

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With a background as a chef and several years working in a kindergarten, Kadesha has developed strong creativity, patience, and adaptability. She now works in a school setting, where she continues to thrive in nurturing, supportive environments and connect with people of all ages.

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Kadesha is passionate about helping others live meaningful, fulfilling lives. She looks forward to building strong relationships with participants and their families while creating a supportive space where everyone feels valued and cared for.

Charmaine is a reliable, honest, and hard-working member of the Murray Darling Supports team, bringing dedication and a warm, easy-going nature to her role. She enjoys being outdoors, having a laugh, and spending time with friends, family, and the community.

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Passionate about basketball and kids’ sports, Charmaine coaches her son’s basketball team and loves supporting children to build skills and confidence. Her involvement in sport has helped develop strong patience, teamwork, and leadership skills that carry through into her work.

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Charmaine looks forward to building meaningful relationships with participants and their families, while creating a supportive and positive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered.

Michelle is a kind-hearted and approachable member of the Murray Darling Supports team, bringing warmth, reliability, and genuine care to her role. She creates a safe, supportive environment for participants, knowing when to be firm and when to be gentle.

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Michelle enjoys meeting and connecting with others and brings positivity to every day. Outside of work, she loves cooking, listening to music of all genres, spending time outdoors, visiting the beach or water, shopping, and holidaying.

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A devoted mum, Michelle shares her home with two dogs and a bird. She’s excited to bring her kindness, experience, and positive energy to the MDS community while supporting participants to feel valued and supported.

Jacinta is a passionate and outgoing member of the Murray Darling Supports team. Currently studying a Diploma of Community Services and Certificate III in Health Service Assistance, she brings both knowledge and heart to her role.

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With experience in customer service, hospitality, and aged care, Jacinta has developed strong skills in supporting others and working alongside nurses to deliver person-centred care. For her, support work is about making a genuine difference in people’s lives.

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Outside of work, Jacinta enjoys travelling, going for walks, and spending time with family. She loves watching Korean dramas, listening to music, and practising Siva Samoa (Samoan dance), staying connected to her culture and sharing her love of dance with others.

Trav is a passionate and outgoing member of the Murray Darling Supports team. At 24 years old, he brings valuable experience in disability support and is known for his sociable nature and ability to build genuine, respectful connections with participants.

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Trav prides himself on engaging with participants in ways that feel natural, meaningful, and enjoyable. He is confident supporting individuals across a wide range of activities, with particular strengths and interests in gaming, fishing, spending time outdoors, music, photography, and filmmaking. He often uses these interests as tools to encourage confidence, skill development, and positive engagement.

With a calm, reliable, and person-centred approach, Trav is committed to empowering participants to feel included, supported, and confident in their daily lives.