We’re a passionate team dedicated to providing truly personalised support to both participants and providers across Western Australia. As a boutique provider, we pride ourselves on taking the time to understand each individual’s unique goals, challenges, and strengths —because we know that no two journeys through the NDIS are the same.
We support participants to navigate the NDIS with confidence—from accessing the scheme for the first time to preparing for plan reviews and making the most of their funding. Our Support Coordination services are tailored, hands-on, and responsive, ensuring participants feel empowered and supported every step of the way.
With a strong foundation in disability support, combined with expert knowledge of the NDIS and real-world sector experience, we strive to Challenge Your Limits and help you engage with the scheme in a way that’s clear, achievable, and sustainable.
Whether you're a participant seeking guidance, a family member looking for answers, or a provider wanting to better understand the system—we're here to walk beside you.
Who We Are
The Rosie Difference
As an independent Support Coordination provider, we offer a range of services tailored to your needs. Whether you require Support Coordination, Specialist Support Coordination, or Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
But that's not all – we go above and beyond. Unlike other providers, our services aren't tied to a specific level of funding. Even if you're on the NDIS without funding for support coordination, we're still here to assist you. We prioritise your outcomes, not your funding.
With Rosie Disability Services, you'll have a dedicated partner by your side, ensuring you understand your NDIS plan, funding, and reviews. We empower you to advocate for yourself, speak up, and get the support you deserve.
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Growth
The ever-changing disability sector is often difficult to navigate, and we believe we can evolve and grow together.
Our Values
Innovation
Pushing past the status quo with progressive ideas.
Passion
We’re passionate about supporting people and we’re energised to do it. This creates a positive feedback loop fuelling productivity.
Collaboration
We believe multidisciplinary teams are the best support system and we thrive working together.
Meet The Team
Emily Lennox & Trey Miles
Emily
Emily holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Paramedical Science and began her career within mental health and emergency services across Perth, WA, including 000 emergency response. She later transitioned into the disability sector as a Local Area Coordinator and NDIS Planner before working as a Support Coordinator, Specialist Support Coordinator, and Psychosocial Recovery Coach.
Through her experience across emergency services and the NDIS, Emily developed a strong passion for advocacy, mental health, and empowering people living with disability and complex needs.
Trey
Trey brings both professional knowledge and valuable lived experience to Rosie Disability Services. Living with a neurological condition and chronic back issues has given him firsthand understanding of the challenges people can face when navigating supports, advocating for themselves, and maintaining independence.
Trey is passionate about building genuine connections with participants and supporting people with empathy, respect, and honesty. His calm and approachable nature helps participants feel comfortable, understood, and empowered throughout their journey.
Why Rosie Disability Services Was Founded
Rosie Disability Services was founded after Emily and Trey recognised a growing need for more genuine, person-centred support within the disability sector.
Through both professional and lived experience, they saw too many vulnerable people being treated as billable hours rather than individuals deserving of quality support, advocacy, and meaningful connection.
Rosie Disability Services was created to do things differently — placing people first, always.
Co-Founders
Brooke holds an Honours Degree in Professional Social Care Studies. Originally from Ireland, she has built a diverse career across the disability, mental health, youth, and brain injury sectors. Brooke brings warmth, energy, and a strong relational approach to her work, believing that genuine human connection is at the heart of meaningful support.
After moving to Australia, Brooke experienced firsthand how complex and overwhelming support systems can be. This inspired her to help others feel informed, supported, and confident as they navigate the NDIS.
Taking a holistic and strengths-based approach, Brooke works in genuine collaboration with participants to ensure their voices are heard and their goals are at the centre of every decision. Her practice is grounded in real-world experience, practical knowledge, and a deep respect for the people and families she supports.
Outside of work, Brooke loves being by the beach, camping, or playing hurling—a fast-paced Irish sport she’s passionate about.
Team Leader | Specialist Support Coordinator
Brooke Whelahan
Rose is an experienced Community Services professional with over 18 years’ dedicated experience in the sector. Her career includes working as an NDIS Plan Manager, where she supported participants to navigate their plans and work towards achieving their individual goals. Rose is deeply passionate about access and opportunity for all participants, ensuring they feel empowered, included, and supported.
Known for being fun, compassionate, and professional, Rose brings a genuine people-first approach to everything she does. She has extensive experience working with CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities and is committed to fostering inclusion, understanding, and respectful collaboration across diverse backgrounds.
Rose strives to make a meaningful and positive difference in the lives of individuals and the wider community every day.
Outside of her professional life, Rose enjoys spending time in nature, exploring the outdoors, listening to music, and playing golf.
Support Coordinator
Rose Wineera
Ana holds a Bachelor Degree in Social Education from Spain and has experience working across the disability, mental health, education, and youth sectors in both the UK and Australia. Her background includes supporting children and adults with disabilities, working with young people at risk of homelessness, and providing emotional and practical support to individuals navigating complex life challenges.
Originally from Spain, Ana brings a warm, calm, and compassionate approach to her work. She is passionate about building genuine connections and creating supportive environments where people feel safe, heard, and respected. Through her experience in schools, supported accommodation services & disability support roles, Ana has developed a strong understanding of the importance of trust, consistency, and person-centred support.
Having lived and worked in different countries, Ana understands how overwhelming systems and life transitions can sometimes feel. She enjoys working alongside participants and their families to help make things feel more manageable, empowering people to feel confident, supported, and connected to the right services and opportunities.
Outside of work, Ana enjoys practising yoga, spending time in nature and by the beach, and sharing a good cup of tea with friends.
Specialist Support Coordinator