Dedicated, caring and united for the greater good.
Meet Our Team
The United for Care team brings together clinical expertise, frontline experience and a commitment to safe, comfortable living for the people we support. Our leaders guide our services across Australia, with teams working every day to make sure support is clear, consistent and human.
We work closely with participants, families, support coordinators and referrers to make every step of the process easier, from the first enquiry to settling into a home.
Staff Members
Disability Accommodation
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Meet Our Executive Team
Vision-led. Purpose-driven. Focused on what matters most.
Behind United for Care is a group of experienced leaders who bring strategy, heart, and a clear vision for what great support should look like. Their focus? Clinically led Innovation, inclusion, and improving the everyday experience of care — for both participants and the people who support them.
Karim Amin
Paul Herbert
Rebecca Skeete
Clinical and Operational Leadership
Experienced. Compassionate. Committed to quality care.
Our Clinical and Operational Leaders bring deep expertise and genuine care to everything they do. They’re the link between strategy and everyday life in our homes — guiding teams, supporting participants, and making sure every moment of care is delivered safely, thoughtfully, and with purpose. Their leadership keeps United for Care grounded, consistent, and always focused on what matters most: people.
Meet Kelsey Macready
National Partnerships Manager
Kelsey leads partnerships across Australia, connecting referrers, clinicians, and families with the right homes and supports for every person. With a deep understanding of both the NDIS and local communities, she builds lasting relationships that open doors for people to live more independently. Kelsey’s warm, hands-on approach and commitment to collaboration help make United for Care’s services known — and trusted.
Meet Marta Jakubczak
Head of Service Delivery
Marta brings over 15 years of experience across social and disability services, always keeping people at the heart of every decision. She leads our national operations team, working closely with Senior Operations Managers and Service Leaders to back the front line teams delivering quality care every day. Known for her calm leadership and problem-solving mindset, Marta ensures our teams stay focused on what matters most — safe, steady, and responsive support
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Meet Kylee Bozicevic
Head of Quality, Risk & Compliance
Kylee is a driving force behind our high standards of care and safety. With deep expertise in the NDIS and a practical, solutions-driven approach, she leads the continuous improvement of our quality and risk systems. Her work sharpens our focus, strengthens accountability, and supports every team to deliver care people can truly depend on.
Meet Sarah Kelly
Clinical Triage Manager
Sarah is an experienced Occupational Therapist with over a decade of clinical expertise and a passion for person-centred care. As our Clinical Triage Manager, she blends clinical precision with genuine empathy, guiding the right supports for each individual’s goals and well being. Sarah’s insight helps ensure every transition into United for Care is grounded in safety, independence, and better quality of life.
Meet Melissa Kimber
Triage & Transition Senior Lead
Melissa plays a key role in making every new participant’s transition into United for Care smooth and supported. With experience in case management and NDIS coordination—and lived experience as a parent of two children with disabilities—she understands the importance of getting the right support. Melissa’s calm, caring approach helps families feel confident and supported from day one.
Our Service Pillars
Vertical Villages
The Perfect Balance of Freedom & Support.
Self-contained SDA apartments. Private living with shared spaces for connection. On-site support 24 hours a day.
Shared Homes
Comfortable, supportive shared SIL homes across NSW and South Australia.
Everyday help with routines, personal care and living well with others.
Trauma-Informed Care
Support for people with complex needs.
Including psychosocial disability, brain injury and mental health challenges. Skilled teams who focus on safety, predictability and comfort.
In-Home & Community Care
Support at home anywhere in Australia.
Help with daily living, personal care and community access. Flexible support built around individual routines.
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