Experienced support for real-world growth
Our Youth Mentors and Psychosocial Support Workers walk beside participants as they build skills, confidence and independence.
Professional training, lived experience
Every member of our team brings both professional training and lived experience with mental health, disability or illness.
This personal understanding drives our passion to create meaningful, lasting change in the lives of others, and means our support is both practical and empathetic.
A diverse range of skills and experience
Our team’s collective knowledge allows us to provide holistic, trauma-informed support.
Qualifications & study backgrounds
Our team has various qualifications:
- Disability Support
- Mental Health
- Youth Work
- Bachelor of Arts/Psychotherapy (current student)
- Bachelor of Psychological Sciences (current student)
- Business and Community Services
Who we’re experienced in supporting
- Psychosocial disabilities, including Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizophrenia, ADHD, Complex PTSD and Dissociative Identity Disorder
- Neurodivergence, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (Level 2 & 3) and Intellectual Disability
- Acquired Brain Injury and cognitive challenges
- Chronic health conditions such as Diabetes, End Stage Kidney Disease, Coeliac Disease, Fibromyalgia, Neuropathy and COPD
Every participant deserves to feel safe
Supported and respected, too. That’s why all Evolve staff:
- Complete the NDIS Worker Orientation Module
- Hold current NDIS Worker Screening, National Police Checks and WWCC clearances
- Are trained in First Aid, Youth First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, Trauma-Informed Practice, Medication Administration and Diabetes Management Training
- Hold at least a Certificate III in their chosen field (e.g. Disability, Fitness, Early Childhood Education)
- Are working towards, or hold, a Certificate IV in Mental Health
Our supports are delivered in line with the NDIS Price Guide under Core Supports and Capacity Building categories.
Want to know who’ll be supporting you?
Because we work closely with children, young people and vulnerable adults in the community, we’ve chosen not to publish individual staff profiles publicly.
You’re welcome to request a staff bio to learn more about the people supporting you.
