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Because good support starts with connection.
Because good support starts with connection.
At Kindred Path Disability Supports, we believe the most meaningful support begins with genuine relationships, mutual respect and taking the time to truly understand each individual.
We created Kindred Path with a simple belief: support should be more than a service. It should be an opportunity to build confidence, explore interests, discover strengths and create meaningful experiences. By embracing individuality and thinking beyond traditional support settings, we aim to help people feel empowered, connected and supported to live life on their own terms.
How Kindred Path began
How Kindred Path began
Kindred Path Disability Supports grew from a shared belief that disability support can be both meaningful and genuinely enjoyable, with animals and nature enhancing both areas.
Through years of experience supporting people with disability, we have seen the difference that can be made when people feel heard, respected and comfortable with the people supporting them. We wanted to create a service where relationships matter, individual differences are valued and support is shaped around the person rather than asking the person to fit into a service.
Kindred Path was created to offer exactly that — personalised support that helps people build confidence, develop independence, strengthen connections and participate in their community in ways that matter to them.
Meet the Team
Meet the Team
Jessica Evans
Jessica Evans
Co-Founder | Director | Support Worker | EAAPI Certified Equine Assisted Learning Practitioner
Jessica brings experience in disability support, program management and Equine Assisted Learning, with a strong focus on person-centred and trauma-informed practice.
Her experience has included supporting participants to build confidence, independence, communication, emotional regulation and community participation, as well as coordinating individual programs and working alongside families and support networks.
Jessica particularly values creating opportunities for people to discover what they are capable of through meaningful experiences with animals (especially horses), genuine relationships and support that recognises the whole person.
Deb Conway
Deb Conway
Co-Founder | Director | Support Worker
Deb brings many years of experience working with children, families, carers and educators, delivering programs with a strong focus on outdoor experiences, growing food and connecting with nature and animals.
Throughout her career, Deb has worked with people with a diverse range of abilities and support needs. She values building genuine relationships and creating opportunities for people to develop confidence, skills and knowledge through meaningful experiences.
Deb believes in the importance of simply being in nature and takes a personalised approach to supporting each individual. She is passionate about creating experiences that reflect people's unique interests, strengths and needs, helping them feel supported, capable and set up for success.
Experience Beyond Four Walls
Experience Beyond Four Walls
Our experience has shown us that meaningful learning, connection and confidence-building don't always happen in traditional settings.
With a background that includes Equine Assisted Learning and animal and nature-based disability programs, we have seen how experiences involving animals, growing food, nature and the wider community can create opportunities for communication, confidence, responsibility, emotional regulation and connection.
That experience continues to influence the way we approach support today: curious, flexible, experiential and led by the individual.
Support through Kindred Path is not limited to animal-based activities. Whether someone's interests involve animals, sport, creativity, community activities, everyday living or simply trying something new, we look for opportunities that are meaningful to them.
Support You Can Feel Confident In
Support You Can Feel Confident In
At Kindred Path Disability Supports, genuine connection goes hand in hand with professionalism, safety and accountability.
Our team brings together diverse qualifications and experience, including a Bachelor of Equine Science, Bachelor of Education - Early Childhood, Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)and EAAPI Certification in Equine Assisted Learning, alongside practical experience in disability support, education and person-centred, trauma-informed practice.
We are committed to providing safe, respectful and high-quality support, guided by the NDIS Code of Conduct, duty of care, privacy and confidentiality, and each individual's right to choice and control.
We recognise the importance of balancing safety with dignity of risk, empowering people to explore opportunities, develop independence and make informed decisions with appropriate support.
Our professional qualifications and safeguards include:
Our professional qualifications and safeguards include:
Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)
Bachelor of Equine Science
Bachelor of Education - Early Childhood
Equine and Animal Assisted Psychotherapy Institute - Certified Equine Assisted Learning Practitioner
NDIS Worker Screening Clearance / Yellow Card
Working with Children Check / Blue Card
First Aid & CPR
Public Liability and Personal Indemnity Insurance
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