About Us
Who we are
Welcome to Free & Bounty Life.
At Free & Bounty Life, we believe meaningful support begins with understanding the person behind the support needs.
Every person has their own experiences, strengths, aspirations, relationships and hopes for the future. We take the time to understand these, recognising that the most meaningful support considers not only the individual, but also their environment, relationships and the circumstances that shape their everyday experiences.
Our practitioner-led approach prioritises continuity, genuine connection, collaboration and thoughtful, individualised support. We work alongside participants and the people important to them to create opportunities for greater autonomy, participation, skill development and quality of life.
Our vision and mission
Vision
A world where participants live their everyday lives in freedom, dignity and abundance.
Mission
Free & Bounty Life exists to walk alongside participants as genuine and respectful partners, providing ethical, evidence-informed and person-centred supports that build capacity, respect participant’s choice and control, protect human rights and enhance quality of life.
Our practice commitment
Meaningful support requires more than good intentions. It requires thoughtful, accountable practice.
We are committed to ethical, transparent and accountable service delivery. Our practice is guided by professional standards, relevant legislation, the NDIS Practice Standards and a commitment to continuous improvement.
Our Values
Freedom
Supporting choice, control and self-determination, free from unnecessary restriction. We believe people should have opportunities to make decisions, express preferences and direct their own lives.
Abundance
Believing every person deserves a full and meaningful life, rich in opportunity, connection and purpose. We look beyond limitations to recognise possibilities and support people to pursue what matters to them.
Humility
Listening, learning and working respectfully alongside each person and their network, honouring culture, identity, lived experience and community. We remain curious, open-minded and willing to reflect on our own practice.
Courage
Advocating for participants' rights, dignity and safety, speaking up about risks and inequalities, and making ethical decisions that prioritise wellbeing. We are prepared to ask difficult questions, respectfully unpack restrictive practices and stand alongside people when their rights and interests need to be upheld.
Investment
Investing time, skill and genuine care in each participant, while continually strengthening our practice and systems to keep support consistent, effective and responsive.
Experience you can trust
Our lead practitioner brings extensive experience including:
More than 12 years experience across disability and out-of-home care sectors spanning frontline support, leadership and management, therapeutic practice and NDIS behaviour support.
Strong background supporting people with complex trauma, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FASD), autism and co-occurring disabilities, Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), mental health support needs among other psychosocial and developmental disabilities.
Specialist-Level NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner.
Formal qualification that includes master of social work from Deakin University.
Extensive experience in behaviour support training and supporting teams. This includes certification from Cornell University as a Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) trainer.
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