Our Team
At Supporting you Disability Services we will work with you and your family to guide, link, and build your capacity to understand and navigate the NDIS. We will assist you with plan implementation, goal setting, exploring housing options, individualised supports that meet your needs, plan review process and help you to build your capacity to achieve your NDIS goals.
Meet The Team
Kylee Chate
Kylee began her career in the disability sector in 2013, starting as a support worker before progressing into case management prior to the rollout of the NDIS in 2016. Since then, she has provided Support Coordination to participants and their families, supporting them to navigate the NDIS and achieve meaningful outcomes.
Before entering the disability sector, Kylee worked as a Student Services Officer within the Department of Education, gaining valuable experience supporting students and families within complex systems.
Kylee’s pathway into disability support was strongly informed by lived experience. Through researching and advocating to better understand the needs of her own son—who lives with Autism, Major Depressive Disorder, ADD, and psychosocial disability—she developed a deep understanding of both the personal and systemic challenges faced by individuals and families.
Kylee holds a Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs, Mental Health, and Community Services, and has completed extensive professional development in Support Coordination through The Growing Space and DSC (Disability Services Consulting). More recently, she completed Allied Behaviour Analysis training in Positive Practices in Behavioural Support and Mental health first aid and has undertaken multiple training sessions delivered by Professor Tony Attwood, further strengthening her expertise in autism-informed practice.
Kylee brings together professional experience, strong systems knowledge, and lived experience to provide person-centred, ethical, and outcomes-focused support.
Julie
Julie began her career in the disability sector in 2020. She holds a Certificate in Mental Health First Aid, a Diploma of Mental Health, a Certificate III in Individual Support, and a Certificate IV in Community Services. Julie has also worked as a School Education Support Officer, further strengthening her experience supporting individuals across different life stages.
In 2025, Julie was offered a role as a Support Coordinator, where she supports participants and their families to navigate the NDIS and achieve meaningful, person-centred outcomes.
Julie brings valuable experience from a correctional services background, providing her with strong skills in risk management, boundaries, and working with individuals with complex needs. She has completed Support Coordination training through DSC (Disability Services Consulting), ensuring her practice aligns with NDIS expectations and best-practice frameworks.
Julie is known for her calm, practical approach and her commitment to supporting participants to build capacity, choice, and control.
Laura
Laura began her career in the disability sector in 2007, starting as a support worker before progressing into Support Coordination. She is well known within the local community, having worked with two large organisations prior to finding her professional home at Supporting You Disability Services.
Laura holds a Diploma in Health and Social Care, along with a Certificate III and Certificate IV in Individual Support. She has also completed Allied Behaviour Analysis training in Positive Practices in Behavioural Support, strengthening her skills in person-centred and evidence-informed practice.
Laura brings extensive sector experience, strong community connections, and a practical, compassionate approach to supporting participants and their families to achieve meaningful outcomes.
Belinda
Belinda has taken on the role of Support Coordinator after spending five years with the NDIS as a Planner. She is passionate about supporting people to build capacity, exercise choice and control, and confidently navigate the NDIS system.
Belinda began her career in 2000 with the Department of Education, where she supported children with additional needs in mainstream classroom settings. She also has experience working with the Department of Human Services, supporting individuals and families during periods of crisis.
Belinda holds a Certificate III in Teacher’s Aide (Special Needs) and has completed Intensive Support Coordination training with DSC (Disability Services Consulting). She has also undertaken a range of internal professional development courses through Human Services and the NDIS, strengthening her systems knowledge and practice.
As a cancer survivor and a mother who has experienced the tragic loss of her son at the age of 18, Belinda brings deep empathy, resilience, and compassion to her work. She is a strong believer that everyone deserves the opportunity to live their best life, in a way that is meaningful to them.