Hi, I'm Amy

As a young teen, I began volunteering with a non-profit disability support organisation to complete a community service placement. What started as a requirement quickly became a calling.

Before long, my Friday nights and weekends were filled with activities, camps, and social events supporting children with disabilities. Throughout my teens and school holidays, I immersed myself in this work — not because I had to, but because I genuinely loved it. I had found my passion.

I later became a paid support worker and stepped into recreation and program leadership roles, designing and facilitating camps and activities that fostered connection, confidence, and independence.

I went on to complete my Bachelor of Primary Education at Australian Catholic University and began my teaching career in a Special Development School. It was here that my two passions truly came together — my love for supporting others and my belief in the power of learning. Throughout my teaching journey, I worked across both mainstream and specialist education settings, gaining deep insight into diverse learning needs and inclusive practice.

But over the years, I saw something more.

- I saw parents navigating complex systems.
- I saw families advocating tirelessly.
- I saw the emotional weight that comes with trying to ensure your child is understood, supported, and given every opportunity to thrive.

There is a desperate need not only to support children — but to support parents through the journey of helping their child navigate the world.

That realisation changed everything.

So I made the decision to step forward with clarity and courage and create Soar Together — an inclusive community built on expertise, compassion, and action. A space that provides personalised support for children, practical guidance for families, and high-quality educational resources for support workers and educators.

Soar Together exists to make the world more accessible — but also to make the journey less overwhelming for families. I am deeply committed to walking alongside parents with confidence, clarity, and genuine partnership.

You don’t have to figure it out alone.

And your child deserves every opportunity to soar.