Our team of dedicated professionals use an evidence based, collaborative and holistic approach to service delivery. We work in partnership with individuals with autism, their families and carers, to evaluate, plan and implement appropriate services to support and deliver positive outcomes.
CLO, JP - Founder & Chief executive Officer
Certificate IV Frontline Management, Adjunct Fellow Faculty of Health Sciences at Western Sydney University
Chief Financial
Officer
Stephanie worked as a Chartered Accountant in public practice and commercial business for over a decade
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People & Culture Manager
Hamdia has over fourteen years of experience working as a HR professional within the not-for-profit, commercial and government sectors
Resource Store Coordinator
Merissa has experience in education as well as retail but it wasn’t until her son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum DisorderÂ
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Project Officer
Lisa has over 20 years’ experience working in Child and Family Services
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Chartered Accountant
Vicky has worked as a Chartered Accountant in public practice for over 20 years. In December 2016 she decided to make the leap to not for profit and volunteering.
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Office Administrator
Adriana’s genuine interest and pride in assisting people is evident the moment you meet or speak to her
Opportunity Shop Coordinator
Silvia works as the Shop Coordinator at our Somewhere Nice Opportunity Shop and Café. Silvia brings a wealth of knowledge and experience working and volunteering within the health sector. Silvia has been a member of the AASS volunteer family since 2016. She has a passion for helping others and serving the community.
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Graphic Designer
Roselyn has joined the team as the in-house Graphic Designer.Â
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Support Coordinator Team leader
Melissa is our Support Coordination Team Leader. She loves the Community Services sector and has been a part of the sector for over 12 years.
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Clinical Team Leader Family Support Coordinator
Myrna has worked with children and families for over 20 years…Â
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Support Group Coordinator
Lina coordinates the support groups for AASS consisting of the Arabic Support Group and the Carers Support Groups.Â
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Support Coordinator
I have recently joined AASS as a support coordinator to combine my passion to help together with my allied health background
Psychologist
Stephanie is a qualified Psychologist with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and a Master of Applied Psychology.Â
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Psychologist
Geoff is a registered psychologist who is passionate about supporting young people and families in understanding and navigating Autism.
Psychologist
Steve has worked for AASS since 2016, helping young ASD clients and their families navigate challenges they face
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Psychologist
Lovan
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Psychologist
Tanu is a highly experienced registered psychologist with expertise in multiple areas such as early intervention, disability, and child and adolescent assessment and therapy.
Senior Speech Pathologist
Thanh is our Clinical Team Leader and Senior Speech Pathologist who has a passion for working with clients with additional needs and their families
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Speech Pathologist
Angela is a highly experienced Senior Speech Pathologist with almost 25 years’ experience supporting children, young people and adults with additional needs and their families.Â
Speech Pathologist
Susan is a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting families across the lifespan. She focuses on a family-centered and strength-based approach
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Speech
Pathologist
Kim graduated in 2011 and has a special interest in working with children with additional needs.Â
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Occupational Therapist
Nick earned his Honours Degree from Cardiff University in the United Kingdom and developed his practice in the NHS with experience in general medicine
Art Therapist
Habib works with the AASS team as a registered Art Therapist and a Young Adult Social Group Coordinator Read More
Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Group Coordinator
Ben’s lifelong interest in games and social activity and recent entry into education work allows young people to explore in a safe and supportive environment.
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