Our Team

Hi, I’m Alecia, a Support Coordinator and proud mum of three energetic boys. My lived experience with neurodiversity has fueled my passion for helping others, because I know firsthand how challenging it can be to access the right support.

I’ve worked as both a case manager and a support worker, bringing real-world experience and genuine care to every person I work with. I believe that everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and valued, and I’m committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure my clients receive the support they need and deserve.

I take the time to listen, understand what matters most, and connect people with the right services. I walk alongside individuals and families with empathy and persistence, supporting them every step of the way as they work toward living the life they choose.

Hello I’m Julie and I’m honored to be on the team at Skyes the Limit Support Services.

I’m the Mum of three children, all of whom are very different and have taught me things I never knew!

Two of my children are Autistic and ADHD which is how and why I developed a passion supporting individuals and Families to live their best life and have a voice that’s heard. Everyone has the right to live their best life, and I love supporting the goals to achieve that.

Five years ago, I embarked on a journey within the Disability sector, over those five years there have been ups and downs and many tears of happiness watching my long-term clients blossom into the best version of themselves. Prior to joining the Disability sector, I spent 21 years in the health industry working in and managing various Dental Practices and then moving into a role with SA Health.

When I’m not working, I enjoy being in the garden and spending time with my Children and the special people in my life. I love to celebrate others, and my greatest joy is seeing a smile on faces.

I’m a proud wife, mum of two, and grandma to a beautiful little human! I’m deeply passionate about both people and animals, and I find joy in travel, gardening, and caring form ever-growing family of animals—big and small.

Originally from the UK, my family and I made the life-changing move to Australia 12 years ago, and we’ve fallen in love with this beautifully diverse country. Grateful for the warm welcome and acceptance we received, I felt inspired to give back to the community—this is what led me to the disability support sector

For the past 10 years, I’ve worked in this field, with five of those years spent as a dedicated support worker. Over the last five years, I’ve stepped into senior roles within service delivery, where I’ve focused on empowering individuals through voice, choice, and inclusion. I’m passionate about helping people achieve their goals and am relentless when it comes to finding solutions to challenges.

I consider myself a strong advocate and people person. I take the time to truly connect with others so I can understand what matters most to them—because at the end of the day, we’re all unique, and that ‘something to be celebrated

Hi, I’m Lynn—a dedicated Support Coordinator with over 24 years of lived experience navigating the challenges and realities of life with disability. My personal journey has given me a deep understanding of the importance of empathy, inclusion, and truly being heard.

For the past two years, I’ve worked professionally in Disability Sector, empowering individuals to set and achieve their goals, make informed choices, feel valued, and actively engage with their communities. I believe support should not only be practical but also uplifting, person-centred, and fun.
I’m passionate about walking alongside people—supporting them to build confidence, grow independence, and live life on their own terms. My approach is grounded in genuine care, open communication, and a commitment to seeing the whole person, not just their plan.

Outside of work, I’m a proud wife and mum to two adult daughters and our beloved dog, who we consider our third child. I love connecting with people, spending quality time with family and friends, reading, travelling, and always learning something new.