Our Story

My Voice is a private company, and its Directors are Deborah Frith, Robert Zoa Manga and Joel Jackson. They have combined their lived experience, multidisciplinary knowledge, and sector working experience with their shared vision for true access and equity and a commitment to the international rights of people with disability. 

My Voice was established in 2011 providing a range of consultancy services to a number of NSW Government Agencies as well as the Not for Profit Sector.   

We implemented the first successful pilots for Self-Managed funding for the Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care and the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme. These programs supported clients across the State to get ready for transition to the NDIS through the creation of true person centred and co-designed plans.  

In 2017 My Voice became a registered NDIS provider who now has a team of passionate, highly skilled and experienced disability practitioners. Our multi-disciplinary operations team includes experienced forensic disability experts; positive behaviour support practitioners and therapists committed to providing a comprehensive service embedded in clinical leadership and quality management. Our transdisciplinary approach also includes on the job staff training and mentoring.

In 2019 we opened our office in Alice Springs to meet the specific needs of Anangu (aka Arrernte) people with disability. Many people with disabilities in these communities had not had the opportunity to access disability support that met their complex needs in a culturally safe way.  

My Voice has pioneered a model of care co-designed with the Anangu people and we continue to work in partnership with them to support their family and community members respectfully and meaningfully. 

In 2023 we opened our Mittagong Office, and our story continues.