meet Michelle C

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  Michelle brings a deep sense of empathy, compassion, and authenticity to her role, shaped by her own lived experience. She understands how vital a strong support network is in navigating life’s challenges and feels privileged to be part of that journey for others. Supporting individuals to identify their goals, build confidence, and advocate for themselves is something Michelle finds both humbling and deeply rewarding. She believes everyone has a story—and a right to live a fulfilled, empowered life.

Michelle is highly organised, punctual, and adaptable, with a calm and grounded approach that helps others feel safe and supported. She values honesty, trust, loyalty, and respect, and is committed to providing care that is non-judgemental and person-centred—with a good dose of humour along the way.

Outside of work, Michelle enjoys reading, collecting crystals, and spending time in nature. She’s a lover of sneakers, music, and meditation, and enjoys movies, TV series, basketball, football, and heading out to the theatre or live shows. Whether it’s a walk on the beach or a spontaneous drive, Michelle finds joy in the simple things and brings that same grounded presence to her work.

 Miles is a compassionate support worker who brings both lived experience and formal training to his role. Having personally navigated challenges like anxiety, depression, and social disengagement, he understands the value of genuine, non-judgemental support. These experiences inspired him to pursue a career in mental health, and he now holds a Certificate IV in Mental Health and Mental Health Peer Work.

Miles values empathy, trust, and person-centred care. He focuses on building strong, respectful connections and supporting individuals to recognise and build on their strengths. Hope and empowerment are central to his approach, and he’s passionate about helping people work toward their personal goals.

Outside of work, Miles enjoys hiking, exploring nature, reading, and diving into podcasts and videos on psychology, science, and history. He also enjoys time at the gym and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen.

 Micah is a dedicated support worker with over two years of experience in psychosocial recovery and disability support. He has worked alongside individuals with a wide range of support needs, including ASD, physical disabilities, depression, anxiety, and complex mental health conditions such as schizophrenia. In every role, Micah brings a calm, person-centred approach, helping participants build daily living skills, form positive habits, and work toward their own unique recovery goals.

Micah believes in meeting each person where they are, and works closely with participants and their support networks to develop plans that prioritise independence, inclusion, and personal growth. Whether it’s providing structure, building confidence, or simply offering social connection, Micah adapts to meet the needs of those he supports.

Outside of work, Micah enjoys gaming (mostly on PC), fishing, camping, and getting out into nature for hikes and walks. A lifelong animal lover, he’s always happy to chat about pets—especially dogs and cats. His love for gaming has also become a valuable tool in his work, helping him build strong connections with participants through shared interests and community.

Micah’s values—respect, empathy, inclusion, and a good sense of humour—guide everything he does. He is committed to creating a safe, welcoming space where people feel supported, seen, and never judged.

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Nichole has been a support worker for three years, assisting people with a variety of mental health conditions. She also brings personal experience caring for her sister, who is legally blind, which has strengthened her patience, empathy, and adaptability. Combined with study units in counselling and support, Nichole takes a person-centred and recovery-focused approach in all her work.

She values empathy, respect, and non-judgment in every interaction, and believes that humour can help build rapport and create a relaxed, supportive environment. Nichole approaches challenges with calmness, adaptability, and a solution-focused mindset, always aiming to empower the people she supports to achieve their goals.

Outside of work, Nichole enjoys walking in the forest as a way to reconnect with herself, reflect, and practice self-care. She is committed to ongoing learning and professional development, bringing both heart and skill to her role as a compassionate and dependable support worker.

Nick has been working at Graman Support for the past four years and brings both professional training and personal experience to his work in mental health. After completing a Certificate IV in Mental Health, he developed a strong understanding of the sector, and his lived experience has shaped a compassionate and practical approach to supporting others.

He enjoys problem-solving and brings a calm, reliable presence to his work. Outside of support work, Nick loves being outdoors, going for walks, and watching AFL and cricket. He also has a Border Collie who can join sessions when appropriate, offering a bit of four-legged support. With a background in hospitality, Nick values routine, organisation, and helping others feel at ease in day-to-day tasks.

Respect, autonomy, and empathy guide Nick’s work. He believes support is about empowering people to advocate for themselves, always asking before helping, and using humour and connection to build strong, trusting relationships.

 Peter brings a strong personal understanding of mental health and how it can affect all aspects of life—from relationships to daily wellbeing. His lived experience has inspired a genuine passion for supporting others and deepening his knowledge to make a positive impact.

He values empathy, respect, and a non-judgmental approach in all his work. Outside of support work, Peter enjoys all things tech—computers, cars, and gaming are his main passions.

Roxy is especially passionate about working with people experiencing complex behaviours, challenges, or AOD concerns. She believes in showing up with honesty, compassion, and no judgment. You’ll always get the real Roxy—someone who listens, who’s open, and who’s here to support your goals, not push her own agenda.

With lived experience and formal qualifications—including a Diploma in Community Services and Case Management—Roxy brings both heart and knowledge to her work. She’s dedicated to helping people live their best lives, whatever that looks like for them.

Roxy has worked as both a Support Coordinator and Plan Manager, giving her a strong understanding of the NDIS and the power of real choice and control. She’s committed to helping people navigate their supports, build their capacity, and take confident steps toward the life they want.

At the core of Roxy’s work is a deep respect for the people she supports. She believes in building trusting relationships where individuals feel safe, seen, and supported just as they are. Her goal is to walk alongside you—helping to make the everyday easier, more joyful, and more meaningful.

Outside of work, Roxy loves laughing, dancing to music, spending time with her family and her big puppy dogs, cooking, sipping coffee, and exploring the outdoors. She’s always up for an adventure—because life’s too short not to enjoy it.

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 Shane is a calm and easy going support worker who brings patience, thoughtfulness, and genuine care to his work. Living in the Dandenong Ranges with his wife and two boys, Shane enjoys the outdoors and brings that same grounded, balanced energy into the support he provides.

With experience assisting adults facing drug and alcohol challenges, Shane has a strong passion for mental health support. He values respect and believes in walking alongside individuals as they work toward their personal goals—always in a way that honours their independence and strengths.

Shane enjoys mountain biking, hiking, and spending time in nature. He’s available Monday to Friday and is committed to providing consistent, flexible support to help participants feel empowered and understood.

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 Sian has been working with Graman Support for three years, supporting a diverse range of participants and presentations. Drawing on her own lived experience, she brings empathy, patience, and understanding to her work, helping people feel supported and empowered in their journey.

Sian values compassion, personal growth, and adventure, and she strives to create meaningful connections while encouraging participants to explore their strengths and reach their goals.

Outside of work, Sian enjoys staying active at the gym, travelling, cooking, and going on hikes, embracing new experiences and the outdoors wherever possible.

 Sofie is a kind and approachable support worker who finds real purpose in helping others through their mental health journey. She believes strongly in the value of the work she does and feels it’s a privilege to support individuals during challenging times. For Sofie, being present, understanding, and adaptable is at the heart of good support.

She values respect, kindness, and the belief that every person is unique—knowing that there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Sofie takes the time to truly see and support each individual for who they are.

Outside of work, Sofie enjoys cooking, spending time with friends and family, and meeting new people. She has a passion for dogs and dog training, and brings her strong people skills and calm presence into every interaction.

 Tania brings a compassionate and grounded approach to her support work, shaped by personal experiences supporting family and friends through mental health challenges. She believes that acceptance and genuine support are key elements in anyone’s journey toward well-being.​

With a strong focus on emotional intelligence, Tania fosters a non-judgmental and nurturing environment where clients feel heard and empowered. Her core values—empathy, kindness, and compassion—guide her in building meaningful connections and promoting holistic wellness.​

Tania’s personal interests in Pilates, meditation, breathwork, and beach walks reflect her belief in the healing power of movement and mindfulness. She enjoys helping others explore these practices as tools for self-care and emotional balance.

   Tom is an easy going and approachable support worker who brings warmth, trust, and genuine care to the people he supports. Currently studying Social Work, Tom is building a strong foundation to support individuals in meaningful and empowering ways.

With values of respect, empathy, and trust at the heart of his approach, Tom creates a supportive space where people feel comfortable, understood, and valued. He believes that building strong, honest connections is key to promoting positive mental health and personal growth.

Tom enjoys spending time with friends, staying active through various sports, and catching a game on the weekend. His relaxed nature and shared interests help him build rapport easily, making support feel natural, enjoyable, and person-centred.

 Tegan is currently completing her student placement in the community services field and brings with her a strong sense of compassion, reliability, and lived experience. While she is new to the professional sector, she has supported friends and family through mental health challenges—helping with things like medication routines, transport to appointments, cooking healthy meals, grocery shopping, and encouraging self-care and gentle daily routines.

Driven by her personal journey and deep care for others, Tegan is passionate about making a meaningful impact in the lives of those experiencing mental health challenges. She values the power of empathy and connection, and is committed to creating a safe, supportive environment for the people she works with.

Outside of her placement, Tegan enjoys creative activities like drawing, painting, crochet, cooking and baking, as well as gardening, movies, gaming, reading, and learning about nutrition.

 Victoria brings warmth, compassion, and a great sense of humour to her work in the mental health space. With a strong focus on being non-judgemental, honest, and supportive, she creates a safe and respectful environment for the people she works with.

Victoria loves staying active and connected—whether she’s dancing, camping, going for walks, hitting the gym, or spending quality time with friends and family. She believes in the power of genuine connection and brings energy and integrity to every interaction.