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Supporting people close to me who lived with severe autism and MND was incredibly meaningful and rewarding. It made me realise how much I value helping others live with dignity, achieve their goals, and enjoy a better quality of life. That experience inspired me to become a support worker. I am patient, empathetic, understanding, and genuinely committed to making a positive difference in people’s lives. I enjoy staying active and being outdoors—martial arts, hiking to waterfalls, and spending time at the beach or surfing are some of my favourites. I also like relaxing with music, podcasts, or a good movie. With a background in construction, I’ve picked up practical skills and enjoy small DIY projects. I like working with my hands and seeing things come together—it keeps me focused, creative, and always learning. I have training and hands-on experience supporting NDIS participants with high-intensity and complex behaviours. I’m confident in tasks like medication administration, PEG feeding, manual handling including using slide sheets and hoists, personal care, and supporting clients with catheters. I’m always looking to learn and grow in this field so I can offer the best support possible