Our Support Workers

Alison is a compassionate and energetic Support Worker at Social Living Solutions, bringing a wealth of life experience and a passion for empowering others.

With a background as both a qualified Personal Trainer and a Chef, Alison brings unique skills in motivation, encouragement, and understanding individual needs. Her previous roles have strengthened her ability to connect with people, support them through challenges, and celebrate their progress along the way.

Alison is drawn to support work by a deep desire to make a positive impact in the lives of others. She finds great satisfaction in helping individuals achieve their goals, live fulfilling lives, and feel seen and supported in their unique journey.

Alison is trained in Mental Health First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid and has completed specialist training in neuroaffirming support practices. These qualifications, combined with her personal experiences, ensure she delivers informed, respectful, and emotionally safe support.

Outside of work, Alison enjoys staying active, focusing on health and fitness, and spending quality time with her family and two beloved dogs. Her warm, grounded presence and strong values make her an integral part of the SLS team.

Alison is proud to support neurodivergent individuals and families in the Canberra region through her work with Social Living Solutions, helping them feel empowered, capable, and connected.

Alicia is a Support Worker at Social Living Solutions, where she brings warmth, dedication, and a deep belief in the power of individual strengths to every client relationship.

Currently studying a Bachelor of Social Work, Alicia is passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals to recognise their capabilities and feel empowered in their day-to-day lives. She believes that everyone deserves the right support to build confidence and realise their potential – and she finds great meaning in helping others reach their goals.

Alicia is trained in Mental Health First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid, and has completed specialist training in neuroaffirming support practices. Combined with her social work studies, this gives her a strong foundation to provide respectful, strengths-based, and emotionally safe care.

While Alicia is open to exploring different fields within social work, she remains deeply committed to disability support services and the positive change they can bring to individuals and families.

Outside of work, Alicia enjoys reading, socialising with friends, and discovering new restaurants, events, and activities around Canberra. Her curiosity and love of connection carry through to her role at SLS, where she builds strong, trusting relationships with clients and families.

Alicia is proud to be part of the Social Living Solutions team, contributing to a more inclusive, empowering world for neurodivergent children and their families.

Caprice has worked as a Support Worker with Social Living Solutions since 2024. Currently studying Social Work at the Australian Catholic University, Caprice combines academic knowledge with hands-on experience to support neurodivergent individuals and their families with compassion and care.

Caprice is trained in Mental Health First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid, and has completed specialist training in neuroaffirming support practices. Combined with her studies in social work, this enables her to provide informed, responsive, and emotionally safe support to children, young people, and their families.

Proud of her Indigenous heritage, Caprice is committed to creating meaningful outcomes for families, while advocating for inclusive practices that honour cultural identity. She works closely with children and parents to build confidence, achieve goals, and navigate challenges with dignity and respect.

Caprice’s long-term aspiration is to work within Indigenous communities, using her education and lived experience to provide culturally safe, neuroaffirming support that has a lasting impact.

Her ability to build strong, trusting relationships has earned her high praise. One parent recently shared:
“Just wanted to share that whatever Caprice has been doing with xxxx is paying off! Today, I got a call from xxxx while I was at work, and he had decided to make apple crumble from scratch since I didn’t make it last night. I didn’t have any faith he could do it, to be honest, and was worried he might burn or cut himself. But he looked up an online tutorial and followed it, called me a few times with questions… and voila!”

Outside of work, Caprice enjoys playing and refereeing competitive netball, reading fiction, crime, and classic literature, and spending time cooking and creating art. Her creativity, empathy, and enthusiasm help her connect with families in meaningful and lasting ways.

Caprice is proud to be part of the Social Living Solutions team, where she provides compassionate and reliable support to families navigating neurodiversity in the Canberra region.

Jack is a Support Worker with Social Living Solutions who brings a warm, outgoing personality and a passion for connection to every interaction.

With a background in personal training, music production, and hospitality, Jack combines practical experience with an authentic, relationship-based approach. He holds a Certificate III in Music Production, is First Aid certified, and has 1.5 years of experience as a personal trainer – skills that help him create engaging, active, and strengths-based support experiences for clients.

Jack’s passion for disability support work is deeply personal. His younger brother is autistic, and their close bond – fueled by shared interests in music, cars, and sports- has given Jack a profound appreciation for neurodivergent strengths and perspectives. He often shares how his brother’s carefree spirit and charm have shaped the way he views the world.

Inspired by the support that has positively impacted his own family, Jack is committed to helping others feel empowered, connected, and confident in their own abilities. Whether he’s encouraging someone through a workout, sharing a favourite song, or cooking up something in the kitchen, Jack leads with empathy, energy, and enthusiasm.

Outside of work, Jack enjoys keeping active, making music, and experimenting with recipes. His goal is to build meaningful relationships with clients and bring joy, creativity, and positivity into their daily lives.

Jack is proud to be part of the Social Living Solutions team, working to create inclusive, engaging environments where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.

Andrew is a Support Worker at Social Living Solutions who brings a unique blend of curiosity, creativity, and compassion to every interaction.

With a Certificate II in Animal Studies and a strong interest in entomology, Andrew has a deep appreciation for nature and the intricate workings of the natural world. His scientific mindset is balanced by his passion for music and freestyle rapping — creative pursuits that have sharpened his quick thinking, communication skills, and ability to connect meaningfully with others.

Andrew’s ability to blend analytical thinking with creativity allows him to offer fresh perspectives and innovative ideas in his support work. Whether he’s engaging through conversation, finding shared interests, or bringing a calm presence, Andrew builds relationships rooted in respect and understanding.

His diverse passions help him meet clients where they are, with empathy and encouragement. Andrew is proud to be part of the Social Living Solutions team, supporting neurodivergent individuals and families across the Canberra region.

Katie is a Support Worker at Social Living Solutions whose enthusiasm, empathy, and commitment to inclusion shine through in everything she does.

Currently studying Environmental Studies and Sociology at the Australian National University, Katie brings an analytical yet people-focused mindset to her support work. She is a passionate advocate for creating safe, equitable spaces for neurodivergent young people to thrive socially and educationally.

Katie’s background in working with diverse young people includes roles as a Girl Guide leader, a member of the ACT Youth Advisory Council, and in her role at Daydream Machine. These experiences have strengthened her ability to connect with others, build trust, and provide positive, affirming support.

Outside of her studies and work, Katie enjoys exploring the outdoors through hiking, getting creative with crochet and ceramics, and unwinding with fantasy books. Her warm, inclusive nature and genuine care for her clients make her a valued part of the Social Living Solutions team.

Katie is proud to walk alongside neurodivergent young people and their families, helping build confidence, connection, and opportunities to shine.

Nikita joined Social Living Solutions in 2022.  Nikita has worked with a diverse range of clients, offering compassionate, consistent support tailored to the client’s needs.

As someone with lived experience of ADHD and autism, Nikita brings a compassionate and deeply informed perspective to her work. She understands firsthand the challenges neurodivergent individuals may face – and works alongside her clients with empathy, authenticity, and a belief in their strengths.

Nikita is trained in Mental Health First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid, and has completed specialist training in neuroaffirming support practices. This allows her to provide emotionally safe, responsive care that prioritises the well-being of both children and adults.

With a long-term goal of becoming a counsellor, Nikita is committed to continuously expanding her skills and knowledge to better support her clients’ growth and goals.

Whether she’s helping a young person build confidence, assisting with everyday tasks, or simply providing a calm, accepting presence – Nikita’s work is grounded in understanding, connection, and empowerment.

Outside of work, Nikita enjoys spending time with her beloved dogs, expressing her creativity through craft projects, and taking to the open road on her motorbike. Her vibrant energy and zest for life shine through in everything she does.

Nikita is proud to be part of the Social Living Solutions team, where inclusion isn’t just a value – it’s a practice. Through her role, she helps create a more supportive, affirming world for neurodivergent individuals in the Canberra community.