For families and participants
A plain language guide to working with me
If you are new to the NDIS, or new to working with a sole trader, this page covers the basics. Nothing fancy, no jargon.
Step 1. Get in touch
Send a message through the contact page, or have your support coordinator reach out. Tell me a little about who the support is for, what days work, and what you are hoping for.
Step 2. We have a no pressure chat
A 20 minute conversation, in person or by phone, to see if we are a fit. No paperwork yet. Either of us can say no and that is fine.
Step 3. We sort out the paperwork
A simple service agreement. If you are plan managed, I will need your plan manager's contact details. If you are self managed, I will send invoices directly to you.
Step 4. We start with a trial week
The first week is a chance to see how it goes. After that we settle into a regular weekly rhythm.
What makes a sole trader different
- One worker, every visit. No roster changes, no new faces.
- Direct line. You message me, not a call centre.
- Long term focus. I am building a small steady book, not chasing volume.
- Trade off. I take leave like anyone else, and I cannot cover 24/7. If your support needs are around the clock, an agency may suit better.
Looking for a regular support worker?
If you are plan managed or self managed and want someone who will actually stay around, get in touch. No pressure, just a chat about what you need.