Our Team

  • Lachlan Calvert

    Director, Endless Abilities Support Services

    I have been supporting individuals in different capacities since I was in school, volunteering in free periods with the special education unit. Once I left school in 2015, I worked in schools in OSHC, special education and as a teacher aide while studying a Bachelor of Primary Education. In February 2021 I became an independent support worker and since have supported a variety of amazing people.

    I now continue to support people full time and manage my small company Endless Abilities Support Services & endeavour to provide the best supports for each individual dependant on their interests and goals. I also have a short-term accommodation house in Petrie where we will go out during the day and engage in an activity or task and access the community come dusk or just hang out at home. Some of my interests include the beach, sport, animals, travel, high adrenaline-based activities and trying new things.

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    Madeline Jones

    Support Worker

    I’m currently studying psychology, and through my degree, I’ve discovered a deep passion for emotional wellbeing and celebrating individual differences. Over the past year, I’ve been the primary carer for my mum during her cancer journey. That experience has opened my eyes to the meaning and fulfilment that come from supporting someone. This inspired me to pursue disability support work with genuine compassion and care.

    I bring lived experience, a strong work ethic, and a heart for helping others. I believe every person deserves to feel valued, heard, and supported. Inclusivity and respect are my core values that I apply every day.

    Outside of study and support work, I love surfing at the beach, playing soccer, reading a psychological thriller, and cheering on Collingwood in the AFL.

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    Erick Sunny

    Support Worker

    I currently studying nursing sciences while actively supporting individuals in achieving their goals and improving their quality of life. With interests in cars, movies, and outdoor activities, I’ve always sought ways to help others through support work and my studies in a Bachelor of Nursing Sciences.

    With several years of experience in the field, I have supported individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Intellectual Disabilities (ID), Angelman’s Syndrome, and other neurodiverse participants. This diverse experience underscores my commitment to fostering inclusivity and providing tailored support to enhance the lives of those in need.

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    James Nguyencong

    Support Worker

    As a passionate advocate for inclusive community care based in Brisbane, Queensland, I am dedicated to empowering individuals to live their best lives. Previously I have supported elderly people in aged care facilities; whether day to day care or taking groups of the elderly out to access the community. Additionally, a decade-long tenure as a Pathology Specimen Collector with Australia's leading pathology provider, I have developed a strong foundation in patient care and problem-solving skills.

    Transitioning into my current role as a NDIS support worker, I leverage this extensive background to establish meaningful connections, fostering trust and collaboration to enhance the well-being and independence of those I support. I specialize in personal care, community outings, and creating engaging activities tailored to individual needs.

    Outside of work, I am an avid fisherman, sports enthusiast, animal lover, traveller, and chess player. These interests allow me to connect with participants on a personal level, enriching the support experience.

  • James Reeves

    Support Worker

    I have been supporting a range of different people for a number of years now whether in a professional capacity or supporting family with disabilities. I previously studied a Bachelor of Primary Education and completed multiple placements. During that time I worked with a large array of children with different needs. This translated well when I began my journey as a support worker and since, I have had a blast getting to know and develop professional bonds with others.

    In my spare time I enjoy spending time with and training my dog Ted, listening to music, days out at local greenspaces and adrenaline seeking activities.