Martin, our Lead Support Worker in our Midland Neighbourhood brings many great skills to his role and his values are precisely aligned with Interchange’s.

Recently the Mandurah Performing Arts Center hosted a charming art exhibit showcasing the talents of local artists, artists we are proud to call the people we support and part of our Interchange community.

Who is your idol? Imagine if they personally wished you a happy birthday—how special would that be?

Ajay, our exceptional Support Worker, has been a part of the Interchange team in our northern neighbourhood for an impressive nine years. Almost a decade dedicated to empowering individuals with disability in his community to live fulfilling lives. 

Roxanne truly relishes the creative outlet pottery provides, as well as the social aspect of gathering with fellow artists for classes.

Our amazing Support Worker Frida joined Interchange a whooping 12 years ago and we are so glad that she did. She is a truly regular i Think You Are Awesome award nominee, and we are excited to be celebrating her through this story a little bit extra today! 

Lead Support Worker Darren from our Belmont Neighbourhood used to be an English teacher but took the leap into the Disability Sector 5 years ago.

Jade’s passion is evident in her role at Interchange, where she keeps administrative tasks running smoothly to help people with disability live fulfilling lives. Jade enjoys knowing that she is doing something that adds value to someone’s life.

Several years ago, Meigan would work at her old job at a food court, and she would always be so delighted by the great spirit and friendliness people with disability would approach her with. This led her to think, ‘why not become a Support Worker’? 

Marc’s story is a testament to the positive impact of aligning interests with meaningful actions. A close and genuine relationship with his Support Workers Sandra and Nicola meant that he felt comfortable sharing his passions with his team.