My family and I have recently relocated to the beautiful Moreton Bay region where we can fully enjoy our love for anything outdoors, hiking, camping, fishing and grounding ourselves by the water, also cannot forget the amazing food locations.

I am a passionate advocate for equality in all aspects of life. With both personal and professional experience with neurodiversity and mental health, I understand the unique challenges and strengths from both perspectives. No two days are ever the same—we are constantly growing and adapting based on the needs of each day.

For the past 12 years, I have had the privilege of working with a diverse range of children and families, further solidifying my love for independent growth, and family development.
There is nothing more fulfilling than witnessing confidence, self-identity, and achievement flourish when individuals and families are given the right connections, guidance, and support, along with a well-stocked toolbox to navigate each new day that comes.

I am incredibly grateful to have this opportunity to help others on their journey, while building solid foundations, great connections and lasting relationships.

Stuart is an enthusiastic outdoorsman with a passion for adventure and a heart for helping others. An avid fisherman and dedicated Broncos supporter, he revels in the excitement of NRL games and the serenity of a day spent casting a line. His love for golf and the great outdoors fuels his active lifestyle, always seeking new challenges and embracing the beauty of nature.

Beyond his personal pursuits, Stuart is deeply committed to empowering others. With extensive experience guiding young apprentices through their career journeys, he has played a pivotal role in helping emerging talent transition successfully from school to employment. His genuine passion for working with youth is evident in every mentorship he offers—driving them to reach their full potential and achieve their career goals.

Stuart’s unique blend of outdoor enthusiasm and dedication to youth empowerment makes him a dynamic force in both his personal and professional life. Whether on the golf course, at a Broncos game, or mentoring the next generation, Stuart’s energy and commitment inspire those around him to strive for excellence and embrace every opportunity.

I’m from Caboolture, proud to call this place home. My life revolves around my loving husband, our three wonderful kids, and our sweet dog—they truly are my everything. Family time is precious to me, and I cherish every moment we spend together.

I’ve always had a deep passion for helping others, and working with people brings me so much joy. I’m also a big fan of camping and have been lucky enough to travel around Australia, making beautiful memories along the way.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse hold a special place in my heart, and I love playing board games, especially when they bring the family together. Being caring and compassionate is at the core of who I am, and my love for animals reflects that too.

Family, kindness, and connection—these are the things I value most.

Born in 1999 and raised in the Moreton Bay Regional Area, Aaron brings warmth, energy, and a genuine passion for helping others to his role as a support worker. With a strong connection to his local community, Aaron is dedicated to assisting clients with their day-to-day activities, always aiming to make a positive difference in their lives. Outside of work, Aaron enjoys keeping active with sports, relaxing at the beach, getting into a good book, and playing games. His friendly nature and love for connecting with people make him a valued member of our team.

Hi, I’m a 33 year old support worker originally from South Auckland, New Zealand. I moved to Caboolture two years ago with my partner and our daughter, and we’ve loved settling into the community here.

Before stepping into support work, I spent six years as Cabin Crew, an experience that really deepened my love for helping people. I’m passionate about making a positive difference in people’s lives, especially those who are most vulnerable. I believe in creating genuine connections and providing support that’s respectful, compassionate, and empowering.

I love animals (especially cats) and travelling when I get the chance. Outside of work, you will find me spending time with my family, either having a backyard bbq or online gaming with our family back in New Zealand.

Growing up in such a welcoming community, where neighbours and friends truly feel like family, has been a rewarding experience.

I’ve always been passionate about supporting those with disabilities, a passion shaped by my upbringing. I find purpose in helping others, particularly in a role where I can make a difference in people’s lives. Encouraging those around me to be their true selves is something I value.

When I’m not working with my clients, you’ll likely find me at university or enjoying a day at the beach. I believe that family and friends are essential to navigating life’s challenges, and I value quality time spent with the people I love. Dedication and passion are the core of who I am, and I’m grateful that this role perfectly aligns with those values.

I was raised in a close-knit community by my single mother, who lived with disabilities. This experience instilled in me the importance of having a compassionate and dedicated support network. I pride myself on providing empathetic care and helping others with their daily living and achieving their goals. In my free time, I enjoy gardening, exploring nature, bushwalking, and camping with my partner and children, embracing the outdoors as a way to recharge and connect with family.

Hi, I’m Amber. I originally hail from New Zealand and moved to Australia when I was 24. I absolutely love singing and exploring new places, and I’m also a big fan of spending time with my family. After working in the medical industry for 12 years, I decided to make a change and pursue teaching. I worked as a student support worker and assistant at a Montessori school, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I loved watching the young minds develop and grow. I wanted to continue growing, so I joined Brothers and Sisters in Arms to help develop and grow young minds and support people in their daily lives.

Born and raised in the Moreton Bay Regional Area, Lakia brings a caring and grounded presence to her role as a support worker. With a passion for helping others live fulfilling, independent lives, she is dedicated to empowering clients with disabilities as they navigate day-to-day challenges and milestones. Outside of work, Lakia enjoys staying active at the gym, relaxing at the beach, and getting lost in a good book. Her friendly nature and commitment to making a difference make her a valued member of our team.

Bohdi Wilson brings energy, dedication, and a strong team spirit to our support team. Originally from Melbourne and having spent much of his life in Brisbane, Bohdi has a great understanding of people and community, which reflects in his supportive approach to clients and colleagues alike. Outside of work, he’s a passionate sports enthusiast – you’ll often find him on the golf course, playing AFL, basketball, or touch football, or hitting the gym to stay active. Bohdi’s dynamic nature and commitment make him a valued part of our team.

I was born and raised in Redcliffe, where I live with my mum, dad, and three brothers. Our household was always filled with energy. Lots of sports especially NRL, travelling, and a bit of chaos, but we made some unforgettable memories.

I enjoy staying active and keeping myself busy. On my days off, you’ll often find me at the beach, spending quality time with family and friends, or engaging in fun activities.

I have always been deeply passionate about supporting individuals with disabilities and lending a helping hand whenever possible. My mum, who has been a dedicated support worker for the past 10 years, has been a huge inspiration to me.

Growing up, I witnessed firsthand how much she loved her work and the meaningful connections she built with her clients. Her unwavering dedication sparked my desire to pursue a career in support work, where I can make a positive impact on others lives just as she has.