I founded Eagle Community Care (ECC) in 2017 in Warrimoo (“Place of Eagles”) in the NSW Blue Mountains as a NDIS sole trader personal in-home Community service provider. This was informed by experience and qualifications gained since 2009 as a person with a disability working in the public and private Community Service sector in Disability, Community, and Mental Health Support Worker roles. I have also been a NDIS participant since 2019.
Person-centered, trauma and neurodiversity informed disability, community, and mental health peer support work services provided in the NSW Central West based around Bathurst, also available on Mable:
- All aspects of personal care including hygiene, feeding, manual handling.
- Daily living activities including house care, shopping, meal preparation.
- Community access including transport, accessibility, social interaction.
- Specialising in but not limited to Autism support.
Psychosocial recovery coaching is provided separately to support work, to prevent any conflict of interest in service provision. These non-support work services can be provided remotely, as “non face-to-face”.
Rates and charges:
All rates and charges are negotiable according to circumstances.
Special promotional flat rate of $45 per hour for a limited time.
Lower hourly rates can apply for longer support work shifts.
$0.50 per km charge for travel and transportation as per NDIS pricing arrangements..
Services are driven by a lived personal experience of disability challenges, and informed by the Recovery framework.
Experience and qualifications:


I have experience since 2009 mainly working in ADHC group homes for people with complex Autism, Neurodevelopmental Delay, Aquired Brain Injury, psychosocial and physical disabilities. During this time I also held positions in Community and Mental Health support and casework.
I also have understandings, skills, and strategies developed from many years of previous personal life experience of living on the Autism spectrum with related hidden disability challenges. This was using the Recovery process as a peer and consumer self-managing their recovery.



















