Alex

Mentor

Blackwood (5051)

Bio

I am eager to pursue mentorship because of my personal background growing up in a single parent household with triplet brothers has established a deep sense of responsibility, resilience and empathy within me. From a young age I have taken on leadership and caregiving roles – skills which have strengthened through my experience at university, where I have provided mentorship and support to peers in need. This journey has sparked a passion for providing care and encouragement, and I am excited to bring this commitment to a professional support role.

Fun Fact

I am currently studying mechanical engineering at the University of Adelaide and have a keen interest in maths, physics and various engineering topics. Outside of my academic work, I enjoy bouldering – an activity that challenges me both physically and mentally. I also love to work on and drive my car, riding my motorcycle and spend time with my friends and family.

Amber

Mentor

Novar Gardens (5040)

Bio

I've always been driven to make a positive difference on people's lives and form meaningful relationships with people in my community. Mentoring is a fantastic and rewarding opportunity to develop genuine connections with the people and communities that need help. Further to mentoring, I plan to work in an advocacy or policy-based role, to further the splash I can make in these communities.

Fun Fact

I love digging around in op-shops to find unique additions to my mug collection—the weirder, the better.

Ana

Mentor

Seaton (5023)

Bio

I was born in Albania and moved to Australia when I was 12 years old. As an immigrant, I felt on the outskirts of society, and that terrible isolation drives me to help others on the fringes. I want to help people live life on their own terms, listen to their stories so they feel heard, and be with them through difficult life transitions. Living life in your own terms begins with a vision - I want to assist people with that vision, and help them establish the habits required for that vision to become reality.

Fun Fact

I’m a creative soul who jams to music while bringing my imagination to life through painting and sculpting

Angus

Mentor

Colonel Light Gardens (5041)

Bio

My father has spent most of his career in disability, and I have seen the joy and satisfaction that it brings. Mentoring is the perfect fit for me - it lets me bring my skills and interests to people with challenges, and show them what is possible. I want to nurture the interests and talent inside my clients, to help them live more fulfilling lives. Skill-development, optimism, trust, growth - these are the values that drive me.

Fun Fact

I’m a car-fixing, bachata-dancing, sound-producing, Muay Thai-kickboxing jack of all trades! And when I’m not busy, you’ll find me jamming on the guitar, piano, or saxophone—my lifelong musical companions.

Anthony

Mentor

Blair Athol (5084)

Bio

I chose to become a mentor to turn my passion for helping youth into a job, while gaining experience for my future as a physio. I knew of Mentor Healthcare's reputation in the industry and knew that through this company I could not only make a difference in clients' lives, but also create long-lasting relationships - that drives me.

Fun Fact

I’ve dined on some wild cuisines from around the globe—snails, bugs, and even snake wine. Surprisingly, they weren’t half bad.

Asher

Mentor

Hackham West (5163)

Bio

After my corporate career, I decided to pursue my real passion: making a positive impact on people's lives. I dedicated myself to disability care, where I get to help people become better versions of themselves. Whether it's through mentoring, coaching, or lending a supportive ear, there's nothing more fulfilling than knowing I've made a difference in someone's life.

Fun Fact

I’m a thrill-seeker at heart - whether it’s riding roller coasters, skydiving, or cliff diving, I’m always chasing my next adrenaline rush. When I’m not outdoors camping or playing lacrosse, you’ll find me gaming on the custom-built PC I designed myself.

Athan

Mentor

North Haven (5018)

Bio

I became a mentor because I want to see people grow, work alongside them to better understand whet they want to do and how they want to achieve it, and help them achieve their goals. I love helping people step outside their comfort zones and see their pride when they achieve their goals.

Fun Fact

I’m a travel enthusiast who’s lived in amazing places like Italy, Greece, and France, and explored Dubai, Lebanon, China, and New Zealand (with plenty more on my list). Experiencing different cultures is my favourite way to grow, learn, and connect with people around the world.

Austin

Mentor

Gawler South (5118)

Bio

Health and education are both areas that I care deeply for, and am always looking to improve upon. I'm genuinely passionate about helping my students and clients achieve their goals and be the best they can be.

Fun Fact

I coached my own football team to an undefeated Football SA league title (champion vibes, right?) and co-founded my own clothing brand, Void Clothing.

Brad

Mentor

Craigmore (5112)

Bio

I am addicted to the satisfaction of helping others succeed. I teach people how to set goals, utilise strategies to cope with stress, be resilient in the face of setbacks, and be grateful for help and success. I have a variety of experiences and interests, and through mentoring I learn something from every client while teaching them from my years of experience.

Fun Fact

I’ve got one of the best memories around—some say it’s elephant-level. I grew up in England and am a die-hard football enthusiast who never misses a match.

Brigette

Mentor

Munno Para West (5115)

Bio

My journey into disability care has been a long-held aspiration. I began by earning my Certificate III in Aged and Individual Support, laying the groundwork for my transition into disability care. The learning process has been incredibly fulfilling, and I find myself continuously enriched by the daily challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.

Fun Fact

I once leaped off the side of a mountain in New Zealand (I was paragliding... talk about living on the edge)—and as a twin myself, I’ve doubled the fun by becoming a mum to twins too.

Carlo

Mentor

Seaton (5023)

Bio

As a mentor, I want to help people reach their full potential and achieve their goals. People with disabilities can slip under the radar, and not receive the care and support they need - these are the people I am driven to help, bringing my skills and experience to help improve their lives.

Fun Fact

I’ve been around since the very first Mario Kart—growing up alongside it and ready to challenge anyone to a showdown. When I’m not dominating Mario Kart, I’m running my own pro wrestling podcast, where I bring the smackdown on the mic.

Chris

Occupational Therapist

Curtis

Mentor

Queenstown (5014)

Bio

I feel proud and energised by the impact I have made on my clients, and I enjoy it so much that it barely feels like work. I take my clients to the gym, help them look for work, give them driving lessons and share fun time activities like bowling, go-karting, hiking, beach swims. What a great job!

Fun Fact

I’m a sports fanatic who’s competed in tournaments across soccer, basketball, cricket, golf, and more— if it’s a sport, I’m in. My entrepreneurial spirit kicked off at just 5 years old, and now I run a thriving marketing business. Game on... in life and on the field.

Cyriac

Mentor

Vale Park (5081)

Bio

As the eldest of 3 boys, I pride myself on being a role model for my younger brothers, which is what led me to Mentor Healthcare. I love being part of a company that is focused on promoting an active lifestyle, skill-building, and role modelling for people who need it most. The impact I've made on my clients has been incredibly satisfying; helping others gain independence and confidence through movement is truly rewarding—it doesn't feel like a job, more like a purpose. And it’s more than just the physical; it's about empowering people to live their lives to the fullest.

Fun Fact

I lived in the UK for 9 years, where football became my passion. It even inspired my dream of becoming a physiotherapist for an English Premier League team!

Elkin

Mentor

Morphett Vale (5162)

Bio

I believe in creating a safe and secure environment for my clients, where they feel valued and supported. My goal is to ensure that our time together is not only productive but also filled with joy. For me, working in the disability sector is incredibly rewarding - it's an opportunity to meet new people, learn new skills, and make a difference in the lives of others.

Fun Fact

My family runs a reptile education business. From snakes to crocodiles, I love them all!

Ella

Mentor

Nailsworth (5083)

Bio

My dedication to supporting individuals in reaching their fullest potential is very personal, inspired by my grandparent who, despite facing disabilities, has lived a full and fulfilling life. This has taught me the power of positive attitude and determination, values I strive to instil in my clients.

Fun Fact

I’ve been to the top of the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai

Emily

Mentor

Greenwith (5125)

Bio

I'm excited about working in the disability sector because this allows me to combine my passion for health and wellness with my desire to empower others. I'm driven to help individuals with disabilities overcome challenges, achieve greater independence, and enjoy a higher quality of life.

Fun Fact

I spent 4 incredible months solo traveling through South and Central America, topping it off with an unforgettable 30th birthday bash in Costa Rica—adventure mode: activated!

Emma

Mentor

Willunga (5172)

Bio

I am currently at University studying my Master's in Physiotherapy. I love seeing people succeed in achieving their goals, whether this be anything between being able to make a cup of tea independently to running a marathon. Working as a mentor gives me insight into an important aspect of physiotherapy as helping clients achieve their goals will be a huge part of my future career. I have previously worked as an Allied Health Assistant, which provided me with priceless experiences working with individuals, helping them progress towards achieving their goals. This sparked my interest in working within the disability sector and has led me to my current role as a Mentor at Mentor Healthcare.

Fun Fact

I enjoy an active lifestyle as it makes me feel physically and mentally good! Some of my favourite hobbies include going for walks, hiking, baking, going to the beach, playing netball and having a hit of tennis with my siblings.

Ena

Mentor

Plympton (5038)

Bio

From a young age, I've nurtured a deep-seated desire to care for others and animals, finding joy in the act of giving and supporting. Mentoring is my outlet to explore and fulfill this calling... and I love it! This role has revealed to me the myriad ways one can positively impact others, encouraging their growth and enhancing their strengths.

Fun Fact

I speak fluent Japanese and I’m completely obsessed with indoor plants—currently caring for 40+ and counting. My home is basically a jungle.

Faizal

Mentor

Glenside (5065)

Bio

I chose to become a mentor because this aligns with my passion of helping and supporting people. It brings me great satisfaction to help my clients achieve their goals and to see them prosper and integrate within the community.

Fun Fact

I was so clumsy as a kid that I couldn’t even run, and my friends teased me out of sports altogether. But in my 40s, I flipped the script—now I’m running, cycling, and loving every step (or pedal) of my health and fitness journey.

Fiorello

Mentor

Athelstone (5076)

Bio

My experiences, alongside some of my core values of inclusivity and empathy, have guided my transition into disability. I bring a unique blend of personal growth, teaching experience, and a holistic approach to well-being. With a clear focus on meaningful impacts, I'm here to support, guide, and empower those I serve in their journey toward a fulfilled and inclusive life.

Fun Fact

Having found my dream land in the middle of Brazil, I plan to make into an ecovillage community and retire there one day.

Flynn

Mentor

Morphett Vale (5162)

Bio

My dedication to supporting individuals in reaching their fullest potential is inspired by my grandfather, who had a stroke but still lived a life full of joy and resilience. This has taught me the power of positive attitude and determination, values I strive to encourage in those I work with. My past professional career provided me with invaluable experiences which honed my communication, organisation, and leadership, enabling me to connect meaningfully with individuals across all age groups.

Fun Fact

I’m a dance-loving, animal-admiring, green-thumbed cook who thrives on connecting with people of all ages. But my favourite role? Being a proud mum to my amazing 17-year-old son, who’s my absolute world.

Georgia

Mentor

Somerton Park (5044)

Bio

I choose to mentor because it allows me to make a genuine difference in people’s lives. Supporting clients to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life is incredibly rewarding. I focus on fostering independence, helping clients develop new skills, and seeing their confidence grow. Mentoring gives me the opportunity to connect with people on a deeper level, offering guidance and encouragement as they overcome challenges and strive toward their goals. Empowering others and making a meaningful difference in their lives is what makes this work so fulfilling.

Fun Fact

I whip up the perfect coffee by day and dominate the netball and tennis courts by night—fuelled by caffeine and a competitive spirit.

Hilary

Mentor

Prospect (5082)

Bio

I am a mentor because I have a passion for helping others and assisting them to live life to the fullest. This is something I find very rewarding. I also value building strong relationships with all of my clients.

Fun Fact

I come from a big family—I have 8 siblings! Life’s never boring with that many teammates.

Isaac J.

Mentor

Salisbury East (5109)

Bio

Being a mentor allows me to demonstrate empathy and a genuine passion for helping others grow their independence. I am committed to making a positive impact by bringing light and life into the lives of those I support, fostering an environment where individuals can thrive and achieve their goals.

Fun Fact

I take interest in creating music, playing video games, and watching films. Beyond my personal pursuits, I am actively involved in my church community, where I volunteer on both the Youth Team and the Worship Team.

Isaac

Mentor

Medindie (5081)

Bio

Being passionate about health and having a younger brother and sister who l mentor, for me disability work is about guiding clients in a healthy lifestyle and improved wellbeing.

Fun Fact

I’ve been kicking a soccer ball since I was five, represented my state in futsal as a teenager, and still love hitting the field as often as I can

Isabella

Mentor

South Plympton (5038)

Bio

I am passionate about helping people and making a difference. I enjoy building a strong, meaningful relationship with my clients and am a firm believer that forming genuine connections between a mentor and client will be rewarding (and fun) for both parties.

Fun Fact

I’m all about new experiences—whether it’s a new beach, a coffee-fuelled walk, or hunting for hidden gems in op-shops and record stores.

Jacob

Mentor

South Brighton (5048)

Bio

From a young age, I've always embraced the role of a proactive leader. Over time, this has helped me gain a deeper understanding of the importance of supporting and uplifting those around me. My goal is to make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most, and believe my life experiences have equipped me with the skills to create a positive impact. My core values—trust, communication, honesty, and authenticity—are at the heart of everything I do.

Fun Fact

I'm the bassist in a local rock band, and there's nothing like the thrill of performing live and connecting with audiences from all walks of life. (Le'ts face it, being a rockstar would be pretty awesome!) When I'm not playing instruments or playing on stage, you'll find me enjoying sports, playing games or jamming out to my favourite tunes!

Jaxon

Mentor

Plympton (5038)

Bio

My passion relies in bringing the most out of people and helping them achieve what they thought was impossible. I love seeing others grow and gain the confidence to take on the challenges of life independently. Mentoring has led me to pursue a masters thesis on physical literacy and the importance of physical activity for people on the spectrum, aiding in their development both physically and socially (if you want to read it, it'll be published in 2025)

Fun Fact

I run 100km races just for fun (you read that right), and when I’m not hitting the pavement, I’m battling it out in Yugioh tournaments.

Jayden

Mentor

Adelaide (5095)

Bio

My mentoring started long before this job - I have 3 younger brothers and a younger sister who all have disabilities of their own. It did make things quite difficult growing up, but as I have matured I have realised how important it is for them to have good role models in their lives. I feel that it is my calling from God to expand from being a big brother to my siblings, into being a leader and helper for others. God has given me dreams to make a difference in the world, and it starts with the simple things like acts of love and kindness.

Fun Fact

I’m a triple-action leader—guiding kids, youth, and young adults in church while having a blast helping everyone grow, learn, and have fun along the way.

Jess

Mentor

Modbury Heights (5092)

Bio

I have a huge passion for helping people. I am friendly, easy-going, and highly sociable. I am empathetic and caring towards people of all ages and walks of life, so mentoring is just a great fit for me.

Fun Fact

I’m a fitness fanatic by day, a chef in the kitchen by night, and a dog-and-cat mom 24/7. When I’m not hiking or soaking up the sun, you’ll find me dancing to my favourite tunes, or diving into a good DIY project—because why not be a total multitasker?

Jim

Mentor

Redwood Park (5097)

Bio

With several years of experience working in the community, I have had the privilege of coaching and mentoring children and adults in family settings, helping them reach their personal goals and shine with self-confidence. My passion lies in supporting individuals in making changes, developing their skills, and celebrating their accomplishments.

Fun Fact

I have always considered myself a champion for the underdog. I often volunteer at community events and donate to charities on a regular basis

Jonty

Mentor

Adelaide (5034)

Bio

I have grown up around disability with a non verbal cousin, I have learnt how much the family benefits from an engaged mentor who is patient and understanding of their clients. I believe being a mentor will not only be beneficial for my clients and their family, but also gaining real life experiences on the way.

Fun Fact

I’m an active person who has a love for AFL, fishing and especially golf, anything to do with outdoors and being active. I would love to join the police force in the coming years.

Joseph

Mentor

John

Mentor

Paralowie (5108)

Bio

I was drawn to disability work by my older brother, who is blind with an intellectual disability. After 17 years as a safety rep, I decided to make disability my full-time job, and have never looked back. I love every minute of it.

Fun Fact

I’ve been kicking a soccer ball for over 35 years—starting as a player, then coaching everything from grassroots to juniors to seniors. It’s been quite the journey from player to coach, and I've loved it.

Lanna

Mentor

Campbelltown (5074)

Bio

I have worked with a range of different people with various abilities and love finding new ways to assist their needs and have found it to be the most rewarding experience.

Fun Fact

I’m all about making a difference - whether I’m supporting clients, getting lost in video games, or soaking up the sun at the beach. Oh, and I can’t resist a good cup of coffee and a dog cuddle.

Leisha

Mentor

Hewett (5118)

Bio

With several years of experience working in the community, I have had the privilege of coaching and mentoring children and adults in family settings, helping them reach their personal goals and shine with self-confidence. My passion lies in supporting individuals in making changes, developing their skills, and celebrating their accomplishments.

Fun Fact

I’m all about supporting others to shine—whether it’s through mentoring, enjoying the beach, practicing pilates, or getting crafty with friends. My motto? Celebrate every milestone, no matter how small.

Lisa

Mentor

Salisbury Heights (5109)

Bio

My professional path has been marked by a deep-seated compassion for others and a profound desire to effect positive change. I am a passionate advocate for policy reform and societal inclusion, as we all deserve to have happy and fulfilling lives, be understood, and be heard. This is my passion and my career for the past 23 years, and always will be.

Fun Fact

I rocked the mic as a karaoke DJ at my mum's bar in Maine for five years, and for a brief stint, I worked as a private investigator—talk about a mix of fun and mystery!

Lydia

Mentor

Coromandel Valley (5051)

Bio

I grew up in a family that has fostered and adopted many children. From a young age I knew the importance of helping those in need and providing genuine care.

Fun Fact

I was part of the 2006 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony performance—it was an incredible experience.

Mitchell

Mentor

Ridgehaven (5097)

Bio

As a mentor I like to see my clients succeed - seeing the satisfaction of achieving goals is why I went into this industry. I'm very goal oriented, so having clear goals laid out and a plan to work towards them is everything to me. Each client is different, and I enjoy adapting my approach to each client. I try my best to be understanding and empathetic towards each client, to ensure they feel comfortable and confident to be the best version of themselves.

Fun Fact

I’m all about the thrill of sprint triathlons—combining swimming, biking, and running for the ultimate test of speed and endurance.

Mohammad

Mentor

Blair Athol (5084)

Bio

My drive to work in this field comes from personal experiences growing up, where I witnessed the impact of supportive environments and caring individuals. This ignited my belief in the importance of empathy, understanding, and personalised care, shaping me into the compassionate person I am today. I strive to make a positive impact in the lives of those I work with because I believe everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and supported, just as I wished for during challenging times in my life.

Fun Fact

I’m a language ninja, speaking 4 languages fluently—thanks to growing up in different countries and immersing myself in their cultures.

Munir

Mentor

Mitchell Park (5043)

Bio

I am drawn to this field because it allows me to combine my passion for health with my desire to make a positive impact on people's lives. My passion for helping others originated from my brothers struggle with schizophrenia. Witnessing firsthand how conditions can affect people ignited my resolve to make a positive impact on their lives.

Fun Fact

I love hopping in the car and driving aimlessly—sometimes I end up stumbling upon hidden gems and secret spots I never knew existed. It’s like a mini adventure every time.

Owen

Mentor

Modbury Heights (5092)

Bio

I am currently studying at University for a Diploma in Sports Business with Adelaide United. My current studies include a lot about behavioural management and mental health in sports, which is something I am very passionate about and would love to integrate into my role as a mentor. I also work with the youth team in behavioural management and guide them in ways to behave in not just sports but in all walks of life. I truly believe I excel in understanding people for who they are and assisting them through things the best way possible. I love to keep a good energy with myself and the people around me as I believe being positive is contagious and can bring the best out of everyone.

Fun Fact

My love for sports has come from playing soccer since I was a young boy as well as playing cricket, basketball, and golf since my teenage years. I am currently running a goalkeeper junior development program on Saturday mornings with Adelaide United working with Under 6’s up to Under 13’s.

Rachel

Mentor & Occupational Therapist

Leabrook (5068)

Bio

In 2021, I decided to hang up my OT hat and pursue a career as a mentor, which would allow me to develop ongoing relationships with my clients (which you rarely get as an OT). Working as a mentor gives me the opportunity to support my clients to build their skills, and empower them towards greater independence and improved quality of life - and working as an OT for 30 years gives me the skills to make a real impact.

Fun Fact

I’m a nature-loving, dog-cuddling, coffee-fuelled adventurer who’s tackled multi-day hikes across New Zealand, Tasmania, and Victoria. When I’m not exploring, you can find me gardening, crocheting, or enjoying a good laugh with friends.

Raphael

Mentor

Port Adelaide (5015)

Bio

Being a Mentor is something very close to my heart as I have always been involved in some level of outreach from a young age - from volunteering with food banks, barbering for the homeless and working alongside men's mental health networks. Giving back and helping others in any area of development is my aim and passion and I strive to help others be the best they can be.

Fun Fact

I once shared the screen with Tony Hawk in a movie. When it comes to food, I have the quirky habit of smelling it before I take a bite—because you can never be too sure.

Riley

Mentor

Adelaide (5050)

Bio

Having grown up in a split home, I moved from house to house a lot. I struggled to feel secure and confident in my relationships with people, and it wasn’t until high school that I started to develop meaningful connections. This taught me the importance of community and social connection. I feel lucky to be in a role where I am able to give back to those less fortunate, harnessing the lessons I learned through my own struggles. I find real joy in being able to help people improve their lives, because it was exactly what I needed as a kid.

Fun Fact

I’ve been traveling the world since I was 10 and have already ticked off 16 countries—my passport’s practically bursting with adventure.

Sam

Mentor

Kensington Gardens (5068)

Bio

I take great pride in in mentoring, as I love people and believe everyone deserves love and support. Being in a position to be able to offer this and hopefully influence somebody's day or life in a positive way brings me great joy and makes my "job" all the more rewarding. To offer friendship and support to somebody in need is something I could never take for granted.

Fun Fact

I’m all about music and art—I love to rock the stage at open mic nights. When I’m not performing, I’m off exploring the world—whether it's Thailand or trekking the Aussie outback from Birdsville to the Simpson Desert.

Sarah

Mentor

Munno Para West (5115)

Bio

After 8 years in Community Aged Care, I decided to branch out into Mentoring to follow my continued love for helping and supporting people in their daily lives. I have two beautiful neurodivergent sons who have given me the empathy and patience to support clients during their challenges and achievements. I believe everyone has the right to be included in the world and I will fight against the injustices that occur. I am a strong believer in celebrating the small things!

Fun Fact

I enjoy baking and cake decorating, spending time with my family, and have recently started obedience classes with my chocolate Labrador. Remember to always embrace your uniqueness, there is only one you!

Sean

Counsellor

Adelaide (5000)

Bio

I wholeheartedly believe in the importance of community as a component of growth. I enjoy being a part of a persons community and supporting them to find and generate their own communities through personal exploration and skills acquisition, particularly through emotional regulation and understanding.

Fun Fact

When I’m not counselling, I’m hiking through stunning landscapes, cooking up a storm with new recipes, or hosting epic Dungeons & Dragons sessions—because I’m all about exploring new adventures, both in nature and through stories.

Shamima

Mentor

Mawson Lakes (5095)

Bio

I see myself as a catalyst to initiate the changes that will help my clients navigate life's challenges. I work with individuals, couples and families to support a holistic approach to improve the well-being of clients from diverse backgrounds.

Fun Fact

I’ve spent over 10 years building trust and supporting individuals, couples, and families through challenges with a non-judgmental, patient approach.

Shandra

Mentor

Adelaide (5076)

Bio

My Master of Social Work and Graduate Certificate in Loss, Grief, and Trauma Counselling have provided me with a solid foundation in understanding developmental stages, vulnerability, and resilience in people. My career has been dedicated to advocating for, and facilitating the well-being and independence of diverse client groups. I am deeply committed to fostering a safe and inclusive work environment, as I believe it is fundamental to effective social work practice and the well-being of both clients and staff.

Fun Fact

I love cooking and getting creative in the kitchen whether that be trying new dishes or creating my own fusion recipes!

Soni

Mentor

Valley View (5093)

Bio

Feel free to call me “Sunny”. I am 20 years old, very ambitious, explorative, physical, and creative, which hones my leadership personality. I am a Youth leader at a youth program called “Epic Youth”. Youth is a place where school kids from grades 7 to 12 can go after school every Friday night to be led by strong, passionate and motivated people. I have done 6 months of disability and elderly support work training through Celtic Training, and I have attained a working with children rights check, and first aid training.

Fun Fact

I am very creative; I love skateboarding, drawing, and photography, video editing is my number one thing to do, and music production is a journey that I have always been on. I have been pursuing music for some years now and have grown in that area. I used to pursue Karate and achieved my 2 stripe brown belt (one away from black).

Stephen

Mentor

Adelaide (5000)

Bio

It was my work as a boxing coach that made me want to explore other ways to help people. The rewarding feeling one gets when they help people overcome obstacles and achieve goals is indescribable, and I hope to make it my lifelong purpose.

Fun Fact

I was one win away from qualifying for the Commonwealth Games during the peak of my boxing career.

Tom

Mentor

Trott Park (5158)

Bio

Mentoring gives me the chance to make a positive impact on people who need it the most. It feels amazing to share my skills and experiences with someone, and see it have a positive impact on their lives. That's why I do this.

Fun Fact

I’m a dedicated surfer who’s had incredible encounters with dolphins, seals, and whales. But on the flip side, I’ve also been attacked by a pelican and a camel—talk about wild encounters.

Tom D.

Mentor

Lower Mitcham (5062)

Bio

Health and education are both areas that I care deeply for, and are things I'm always looking to improve upon, as the domains are constantly evolving and growing. I'm genuinely passionate about helping my students and clients achieve their goals and become the best they can be.

Fun Fact

Been to over 30 countries, and will go to many more

Tori

Mentor

Salisbury Downs (5108)

Bio

Working as a mentor has honed my ability to motivate my clients to be more independent. I love having goals and working with people to achieve those goals. Mentoring aligns with my morals, as I am an advocate for self-growth and development. Being a mentor allows me to be the help for someone that I wish I had when I was younger.

Fun Fact

I'm a competitive hip hop dancer, travelling with my troupe around Australia to compete. But my real superpower? I can’t keep a plant alive. Ever.

Trinity

Mentor

Marleston (5033)

Bio

I mentor to help others and make a difference. It is that simple. I am incredibly empathetic, and I hope to make a real difference through this work. I value the relationships I have with my clients, and these connections benefit both parties.

Fun Fact

I’m a Chiropractic student with a love for creativity—whether it’s crocheting, playing the violin, or baking up a storm! I also enjoy hiking, meeting new people, and discovering our shared and unique interests.

Tyson

Mentor

Somerton Park (5044)

Bio

I've had varied influences growing up, and a wide range of interest as an adult. This, along with my overseas travel, has allowed me to easily adapt to new situations and relate to a broad range of people. I use this versatility to tailor my approach to meet the specific needs of each client, which is crucial to connect and maximise my impact. I pride myself that my positive attitude and determination serve as a motivating example for my clients, as they strive to achieve their own goals.

Fun Fact

I spent 8 years in Hong Kong attending an international school, which opened my eyes to a rich blend of cultures and religions—making me appreciate diversity like never before

William

Mentor

Greenwith (5125)

Bio

I work to guide others toward personal and professional growth, creating an environment where individuals can reach their full potential. Combining my academic background in finance, advocacy for mental health and love for soccer, I approach mentoring with empathy, insight, and a desire to make a positive impact. Through meaningful connections and relationships, I aim to empower individuals to overcome challenges, navigate transitions, and achieve their aspirations.

Fun Fact

I grew up in England and, despite being here for a long time, I’ve never tried Vegemite.

Yohann

Mentor

Prospect (5082)

Bio

My passion for sports and the opportunity to positively impact someone's life were what initially drew me to mentoring. The impact I make on my clients and the joy I get from it are what keep me in mentoring.

Fun Fact

I had the honour of representing Australia in the World Futsal Championships in Orlando

Zake

Mentor

Zoe

Mentor

Edwardstown (5039)

Bio

My background is diverse, having grown up in challenging environments marked by alcohol and various forms of abuse. These experiences have given me a deep empathy for those dealing with mental health issues, including drug psychosis, bipolar disorders, and more. I am here to offer unwavering support for any needs you may have. Communication is my strength, I listen actively and am ready to provide emotional support whenever needed.

Fun Fact

My life is a bustling adventure with five kids, two cats, an American bulldog, a rabbit, and two fish—our house is never short on love or chaos.

Zi Le

Occupational Therapist

Crafers West (5152)

Bio

I am an occupational therapist with over 10 years’ experience working across diagnoses, before moving to Australia. I became an OT to help others maximise their capabilities and achieve greater independence. I find great satisfaction in supporting people with disabilities, enabling them to improve their quality of life and participate more fully in their communities. My approach focuses on practical, person-centred strategies that promote confidence, skill development, and meaningful engagement in daily life.

Fun Fact

I speak 3 languages and 5 dialects.