The Directors Deborah Frith and Robert Zoa Manga started My Voice more than 6 years ago.  With a passion for and a commitment to the international rights of people with disability, they early on saw the potential provided by self management and self direction to change people’s lives, particularly given Robert’s experience as one of the first people in NSW to self manage his disability funding package and engage his own supports.

Over the years, through small to medium government pilots, My Voice has supported and trained more than 200 people with disability and/or their family members to successfully self manage.  My Voice has also been informally involved with many more who have expressed a desire for greater independence and control in their lives.    We have witnessed and celebrate real transformations in the way people live their life.

The work of My Voice is constantly informed by the lived experience of people with disability, their family and support staff.   We have a strong commitment to quality and achieving meaningful outcomes in people’s lives as they determine it.  We strive to live up to the ideal of ‘nothing for us, without us’ and the inclusion of people with disability and their family in all aspects of our business.