Empowering individuals.

Social Support Professional | The Heart Behind The Flock

At The Flock, I believe great support starts with genuine connection. It’s about feeling understood, being accepted for who you are, and having people beside you who genuinely care. That’s the belief behind everything we do — support that feels like family.

I’m Erin, founder of The Flock Support Services, a disability support business built on the belief that everyone deserves to feel valued, included and empowered to live a life that feels right for them.

With a Bachelor of Social Science (Social Work) and over six years of experience in disability support, I’ve had the privilege of supporting people with a wide range of abilities, challenges and support needs. My experience has shaped the way I work: with empathy, patience, respect and a genuine commitment to seeing the person beyond their diagnosis.

For me, support has never been about simply turning up and ticking boxes. It’s about building meaningful relationships, celebrating the little wins, creating opportunities for independence and helping people feel more confident in their everyday lives. It’s understanding that no two people are the same, and that the best support is the kind that listens, adapts and puts the individual first.

Building The Flock has allowed me to create a team that shares these values. I’m incredibly proud of the people who make up our flock and the relationships we build with the individuals, families and professionals we work alongside. I believe the best outcomes happen when everyone feels heard, respected and connected, working together towards a common goal.

Outside of The Flock, I’m a proud mom, a dog lover, a travel enthusiast and someone who believes there’s always room for a little laughter, kindness and personal growth. I’m passionate about creating a world where differences are embraced, people feel they belong, and support is something to look forward to — not just something you receive.

The Flock is more than a support service. It’s a community built on connection, compassion and the belief that everyone deserves to feel like they belong. And I’m so glad you’re here.

This is where Mel introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Mel before they meet.

This is where Ana introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Ana before they meet.

This is where Jodie introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Jodie before they meet.

This is where Amber introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Amber before they meet.

This is where Sara introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Sara before they meet.

This is where Hunter introduces themselves in their own words: how they came into support work, what they love about being part of The Flock, and what a day together might look like.

A second paragraph can share life outside work, like hobbies, favourite local spots or a pet or two, so people feel they already know Hunter before they meet.