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Shileen has a dynamic background spanning Support Work and School Leave Employment Support prior to stepping into Support Coordination. She brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her role, having worked within the sector for over 5 years

Shileen has a dedication to client of all ages but has a particular passion for working with the elderly and paediatrics. As well as those navigating complex mental health challenges, ASD and ADHD to name a few.

She has almost finished diploma of community services in addition to her other qualifications. She plans to stay within the helping sector.

Balancing a fulfilling career with family life, Shileen is a proud parent of two children. Outside of work she enjoys immersing herself in the world of video games and metal music. Her home is a lively one, shared with two playful cats (Bendy & Paul) and a chirpy bird (Mango).

Molly is an experienced Support Coordinator who brings a wealth of knowledge from both the disability and hospital sectors. With a professional background that includes nursing and case management, she possesses a deep understanding of complex health needs, service systems, and person-centred support planning.

Molly is passionate about empowering individuals to live fulfilling lives by helping them navigate the NDIS and access the right supports. Her collaborative approach, strong advocacy skills, and clinical insight allow her to work effectively with participants, families, service providers, and health professionals alike.

Her ability to coordinate services that are both holistic and tailored ensures that participants feel supported, informed, and in control of their care.

Outside of work, Molly enjoys spending time with her young family and values a balanced lifestyle that reflects her commitment to both personal and professional wellbeing.

Kailyn is a Support Coordinator with Hively, supporting participants to navigate the NDIS. Her background in administrative roles, combined with her Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and volunteer experience within addiction and mental health settings, informs her collaborative and person-centred approach to support.

Kailyn is dedicated to supporting people of all backgrounds, with a particular interest in working alongside individuals with neurodiversity, mental health challenges, and psychosocial disabilities. She takes a strengths‑based approach, focusing on compassion and understanding to help empower participants to live the life they choose. She values building strong, collaborative relationships to ensure participants feel continuously supported.

Outside of work, Kailyn loves visiting op‑shops, upcycling clothing, and playing video games. She’s a big animal lover and shares her home with three dogs. Most weekends are spent outdoors, enjoying long walks or making the most of trips to the dog beach.