Robert Zoa Manga - Director
Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, Master of Public Health University of NSW, Master of Health Services Management.
Robert has worked in health and social services for over twenty years. He has held the positions of Resident Medical Officer, Beijing Medical University, Senior Research Fellow at the School of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Faculty of Medicine at New South Wales University and Education and Research Consultant at the Royal Rehabilitation Centre.
Injured in a hit and run in 2005, he uses a wheelchair and self manages his own disability funding and support staff. Robert is also the President of Spinaltalk NSW, a member of the Australian Catholic Church Disability Council and a Panel Member on the Guardianship Division of the NSW Civil and Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
He is fluent in Mandarin, French, Italian, German and English.
Deborah Frith - Director
Bachelor of Arts, Graduate Diploma in Education
Deborah celebrates a 30 year long career in the disability sector. Her experience has included the positions of Manager Information and Private Guardian Support at the Office of the NSW Public Guardian, Chief Executive Officer of the NSW Brain Injury Association, Director of Marketing and Business Development Royal Rehabilitation Centre and Project Development consultant with the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust UK. Prior to that she worked for 8 years supporting children and adolescents with disability and behavioural support needs in a statewide service.
She has lead initiatives such as the statewide community education campaign on Enduring Guardianship and the Roundtable on Capacity Assessment. She has provided a range of senior level advice to government including as an inaugural member of the Lifetime Care and Support Advisory Council.
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| Theresa Da Silva
Bachelor Education (Habilitation), Diploma Quality Auditing, Certificate 4 Training and Assessment.
Theresa’s passion is supporting people to achieve their potential. She has joined the My Voice team to facilitate NDIS Support Co-ordination, Plan Management and Self-Management.
Theresa has over 15 years experience working in the community care sector, starting at the grass roots as a support worker then moving into case management and onto leadership roles. Theresa has a range of qualifications in education and training, person centred planning, case management and internal auditing. Theresa draws on her knowledge and experience to facilitate innovative, flexible and quality supports. She is energetic and enjoys working collaboratively.
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| Helen Phillips
Helen is excited to join the My Voice team to deliver Support Coordination, Plan Management and Self-Management.
Helen has over 20 years of experience of working alongside people in the community. Her experience and skills commenced with nursing for many years and then into a case management role working with people from birth through all their life milestones. Helen is experienced in aged care, people with disabilities, carers and families, homelessness, Hoarding and Squalor to name a few.
Helen has progressed to management level positions but has never lost her passion and desire to work at the core front advocating and ensuring equality for all in our community. Helen is excited to be working with people entering NDIS and assisting them to continue to excel in their lives. Helen is looking forward to supporting you on your new journey.
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| Amanda Barham
Amanda is your first point of contact for support issues and offers Plan Management and Office Management within the My Voice team.
Following a 15 year career in Real Estate and Lettings Management in UK, culminating in a senior management position in the UKs largest Estate Agency, Amanda changed her career direction following the birth of her first child.
After studying Sociology, Social Services and Child Protection, she joined Home-Start (UK Gov) working alongside Social Workers and Health Visitors, providing some of the UKs most vulnerable citizens with increased access to community support and government services.
Following relocation to Australia in 2006, Amanda joined the aged care sector in Sydney. Amanda has a range of qualifications and experience in management, social services, aged care and disability
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