Daniel brings a personal and relatable approach to disability support, shaped by his own journey of improving his health, confidence and independence.

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Having experienced firsthand what it feels like to lack confidence, feel overwhelmed and be unsure of where to start, Daniel understands the importance of having the right support, encouragement and people around you. His own experiences have shaped the way he works with participants today, with patience, understanding and a focus on achievable progress.

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Daniel supports participants across community engagement, social and recreational activities, health and wellbeing, and everyday routines. He enjoys helping people get out into the community, try new experiences, become more physically active and build confidence in social and everyday environments.

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With a background in health and fitness, Daniel can also support participants to develop healthier routines, increase physical activity and build confidence with movement. He takes a practical approach, breaking larger goals down into smaller, achievable steps that are suited to each participant’s abilities, interests and individual circumstances.

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For Daniel, support is about more than completing an activity. It’s about building genuine connections, creating positive experiences and helping participants recognise what they’re capable of. His goal is to support each person to develop greater confidence, independence and involvement in their community over time.

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Qualifications:

• Certificate III in Fitness