Meet Siobhain, Making a Difference Every Day

December 22, 2025

Hi, I’m Siobhain, and I’ve been working in the disability and behaviour support space for over 11 years, with the last two years at Helpz.


What keeps me passionate about this work?


It’s simple, I love being part of an organisation where kindness, compassion, and inclusion aren’t just words, they’re the foundation of everything we do.


Every day, I get to work alongside colleagues who truly embrace individuality.


We support each other, share ideas, and create an environment that encourages growth and learning. That sense of teamwork means I can focus on what matters most- helping participants build independence, resilience, and confidence so they can achieve their goals and live life on their terms.


Why I Love What I Do


For me, the most rewarding part of my job is making a real difference. Whether it’s supporting someone to develop daily living skills or helping them navigate complex challenges, I thrive on seeing progress, big or small. Those moments remind me why I chose this career.


I have a strong interest in mental health, particularly areas like PTSD, palliative care, drug and alcohol support, and working with young people who haven’t been able to live in their family home. These experiences have shaped my approach and deepened my commitment to providing compassionate, person-centred support.


A Little About Me



Outside of work, life is busy and full of love. I share my home with six cats and a cheeky golden retriever named Walter. When I’m not caring for animals or supporting participants, you’ll find me learning the piano, it’s my way of challenging myself and finding calm.


At Helpz, we believe in creating opportunities for growth, not just for participants, but for our team too. I’m proud to be part of an organisation that values people, celebrates individuality, and works every day to make a positive impact.

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