Hey, I’m Holly.
I provide in-the-moment participation support and future-focused capacity building to help people understand systems, navigate life transitions, and take part in everyday life with growing confidence and independence.
My Approach
Capacity Building - Assistance to Access Community, Social and Recreational Activities
Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and Supports
Capacity Building supports are future-focused and skills-based, designed to strengthen a person’s confidence, understanding, and independence over time. I support individuals to make sense of complex systems, prepare for appointments or transitions, build self-advocacy and communication skills, and develop personalised tools that reduce overwhelm and increase choice and control. This work happens before or after participation and focuses on learning, reflection, and capacity growth — not doing things for the person, but supporting them to build skills they can carry forward.
Core - Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation
Assistance to Access Community, Social and Recreational Activities
Core supports provide practical, in-the-moment assistance to help people participate safely and confidently in everyday activities as they happen. This may include supporting communication during appointments, offering emotional regulation and reassurance, reinforcing consent and choice, or being alongside someone during community or service engagement. The focus is on presence, participation, and reducing immediate barriers — meeting the person where they are so they can stay engaged and involved in real time.
Who I work well with
I primarily support women navigating life transitions that many people go through. The stage itself might be common, but disability can make it far more complex due to barriers, systems pressure, fatigue, overwhelm, and the constant load of communication and decision-making.
I also specialise in supporting women impacted by family and domestic violence, trauma, and financial hardship, offering steady, practical, non-clinical support that strengthens confidence, participation, and independence.
You might be a good fit if you’re:
going through a major life transition (housing changes, separation, rebuilding routines or new supports)
overwhelmed by systems, paperwork, or appointments
wanting support to prepare for a meeting and communicate your needs clearly
working on building confidence with boundaries, consent, and decision-making
wanting practical support to organise money and day-to-day responsibilities
looking for non-clinical support that is trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming
My support are delivered under NDIS Capacity Building and Core funding, depending on whether you need support in the moment or you want to build skills and confidence over time.
In Their Words
Participant feedback and shared experiences
"Holly didn’t tell me what to do or take over. She helped me break things into smaller steps and work out what make sense for me. I feel a lot less stressed dealing with systems and decisions now."
Alex, Capacity Building (online)
"Having Holly’s support made a big difference. We talked things through before, and during appointments she helped me stay calm and communicate when I would normally shut down. Afterwards, we talked about what worked and what didn’t, which helped me feel more confident for next time."
Jessica, Capacity Building & Core (online & in-person)
Get in Touch
Ready to explore support that meets you where you are?
If you’re a participant, family member, or referrer and would like to talk about Capacity Building or in-the-moment participation support, you’re welcome to reach out. I’m happy to answer questions, explore whether we’re a good fit, and talk through next steps at a pace that feels comfortable and clear.
FAQ
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Capacity Building supports are future-focused and help build skills, confidence, and understanding over time. This includes preparing for appointments, making sense of systems and information, developing tools or strategies, and strengthening self-advocacy and decision-making skills.
Core supports focus on in-the-moment participation — providing practical support, communication assistance, emotional regulation, and reassurance during activities, appointments, or community engagement as they happen. Both supports may work together, but they are delivered and claimed differently. -
No. My supports are non-clinical and do not replace therapeutic services or funded Support Coordination. I don’t manage plans, coordinate providers, or deliver therapy.
Instead, my role is to support individuals to understand systems, build confidence and self-advocacy skills, and participate in everyday life — either by building capacity over time or providing in-the-moment support during participation. -
My supports are well suited to people who feel overwhelmed by systems, communication, or life transitions, and who benefit from trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming, and paced support.
This includes individuals who want help understanding information, preparing for interactions, building confidence and skills, or being supported to participate in appointments, community activities, or everyday situations in a way that feels safe and respectful. -
I bring over seven years of experience working across banking, financial counselling, advocacy, and community wellbeing, with a strong focus on trauma-informed, person-led support. I hold a Certificate IV in Mental Health and a Diploma of Financial Counselling, and I am trained in Domestic and Family Violence response (DV-Alert), Mental Health First Aid, trauma- and gender-informed practice, and First Aid/CPR.
Alongside my formal qualifications, I work in community settings designing, delivering and facilitating financial wellbeing programs, peer-informed support, and systems navigation. I hold a current NDIS Worker Screening, Police Check, and Working with Children Check, and bring both professional experience and lived insight to my work, always centring safety, choice, and respect.

