A relatable connection
Start with your interests and a person you feel comfortable with.
HOW WE HELP
Build connection and confidence through interests and personally chosen goals.
Ask about this support
Start with your interests and a person you feel comfortable with.
Talk about what you want to try or work towards.
Explore manageable steps through practical, shared experiences.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND HARBOUR HELP
Co-Founder & DirectorLaw student with a people-first approach to community support and meaningful relationships.
Santana brings a people-first approach to HarbourHelp, with a strong background in community support and a genuine passion for helping individuals and families feel supported and understood. Alongside his work with HarbourHelp, Santana is studying Law and brings strong communication, organisation and leadership skills to the team.
As a Co-Founder and Director, Santana is passionate about building meaningful relationships and creating a supportive team culture where participants and their families feel heard and valued in their support team.
Fun fact: Santana is studying Law while also playing semi-professional soccer — so he’s pretty good at balancing a busy schedule!
Co-Founder & DirectorPhysiotherapy student passionate about allied health, rehabilitation and family-centred support.
Oscar brings a people-first approach to HarbourHelp, with a strong passion for allied health, rehabilitation and helping individuals and families achieve meaningful outcomes. Alongside his work with HarbourHelp, Oscar is studying Physiotherapy and brings strong clinical knowledge, communication and leadership skills to the team.
As a Co-Founder and Director of HarbourHelp, Oscar combines his clinical knowledge with a genuine focus on providing personalised, family-centred support to participants and their families.
Fun fact: Oscar plays semi-professional football and somehow manages to balance training, study physiotherapy and run HarbourHelp!
LET’S TALK
Speak with Santana and Oscar about the support you need.
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