About Amberlight

Person-centred NDIS support coordination and social work, grounded in respect, transparency, and local knowledge.

An inviting consulting room designed for NDIS support coordination, centered on two comfortable, high-backed armchairs upholstered in soft charcoal fabric facing each other across a low, pale-wood coffee table. On the table, a neat stack of blank forms with simple icons, a closed tablet, and a ceramic cup of herbal tea suggest thoughtful planning without revealing personal details. The room features an accessible wide doorway and smooth, uncluttered flooring, with a glimpse of a leafy Adelaide streetscape through a large window. Diffused afternoon light fills the space, creating soft shadows and a warm, reassuring atmosphere. Photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, balanced composition, emphasizing safety, professionalism, and confidentiality.
An illustrated representation of holistic disability support services using objects instead of people: a robust mobility aid leaning against a low shelf, a high-contrast communication board resting on a table, a pair of noise-cancelling headphones on a soft cushion, and a tablet with large, clear icons propped on an adjustable stand. The scene is set in a bright living room adapted for accessibility, with wide floor space, lever-style door handles, and contrasting edges on steps. Gentle morning light streams through sheer curtains, creating soft highlights and subtle shadows across the assistive devices. Photographic realism with a warm color palette, shot at an eye-level three-quarter view, balanced composition suggesting independence, inclusion, and tailored NDIS support in South Australia without showing any individuals.

Our Story, Values, Approach

Amberlight Support Services was founded to provide thoughtful, reliable NDIS support coordination across South Australia. We listen first, then partner with you to turn your goals into practical, achievable steps.

Our Team

A carefully arranged workstation for disability support planning, featuring a large, uncluttered oak desk with a matte finish, an open planner with color-coded sections, and a closed laptop displaying a subtle abstract interface glow on its screen. Beside it, a sturdy navy-blue binder is neatly labeled with neutral icons instead of text to protect privacy. The scene is set in a bright, modern office with soft natural daylight pouring through a frosted window, creating gentle reflections on the desk surface. At the edge, an indoor plant with deep green leaves adds warmth. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, calm and professional mood, clean and modern aesthetic suitable for an Adelaide-based NDIS support service homepage hero image.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Experienced Support Coordinator specialising in NDIS navigation across Adelaide CBD and surrounding communities.

A detailed close-up of a minimalist accessibility checklist concept, displayed on a sleek, frameless tablet lying on a pale birch desk. The screen shows simple, non-text icons arranged in an orderly grid, representing ramps, communication aids, transport, and community access, avoiding any personal data. Next to the tablet lies a textured navy notebook with an embossed abstract logo and a smooth metal pen aligned precisely along its edge. The background includes a softly blurred view of an airy, accessible office corridor with wide passageways. Cool, even overhead lighting combined with subtle natural light from a side window creates a clear, focused look. Photographic realism, shot from a top-down angle with sharp focus, conveying organization, clarity, and WCAG-aligned digital accessibility.

Mateo García

CTO

Social worker focused on trauma-informed, person-led support for adults and families navigating NDIS.

An inviting consulting room designed for NDIS support coordination, centered on two comfortable, high-backed armchairs upholstered in soft charcoal fabric facing each other across a low, pale-wood coffee table. On the table, a neat stack of blank forms with simple icons, a closed tablet, and a ceramic cup of herbal tea suggest thoughtful planning without revealing personal details. The room features an accessible wide doorway and smooth, uncluttered flooring, with a glimpse of a leafy Adelaide streetscape through a large window. Diffused afternoon light fills the space, creating soft shadows and a warm, reassuring atmosphere. Photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, balanced composition, emphasizing safety, professionalism, and confidentiality.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engineer

Senior Support Coordinator skilled in complex psychosocial disability, crisis planning, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

An illustrated representation of holistic disability support services using objects instead of people: a robust mobility aid leaning against a low shelf, a high-contrast communication board resting on a table, a pair of noise-cancelling headphones on a soft cushion, and a tablet with large, clear icons propped on an adjustable stand. The scene is set in a bright living room adapted for accessibility, with wide floor space, lever-style door handles, and contrasting edges on steps. Gentle morning light streams through sheer curtains, creating soft highlights and subtle shadows across the assistive devices. Photographic realism with a warm color palette, shot at an eye-level three-quarter view, balanced composition suggesting independence, inclusion, and tailored NDIS support in South Australia without showing any individuals.

Leila Haddad

Designer

NDIS specialist with strong advocacy background, ensuring participants understand options and feel heard.

NDIS Quality, Standards and Safety

Operating under NDIS Practice Standards, guided by the Code of Conduct and continuous quality improvement.

A carefully arranged workstation for disability support planning, featuring a large, uncluttered oak desk with a matte finish, an open planner with color-coded sections, and a closed laptop displaying a subtle abstract interface glow on its screen. Beside it, a sturdy navy-blue binder is neatly labeled with neutral icons instead of text to protect privacy. The scene is set in a bright, modern office with soft natural daylight pouring through a frosted window, creating gentle reflections on the desk surface. At the edge, an indoor plant with deep green leaves adds warmth. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, calm and professional mood, clean and modern aesthetic suitable for an Adelaide-based NDIS support service homepage hero image.
A detailed close-up of a minimalist accessibility checklist concept, displayed on a sleek, frameless tablet lying on a pale birch desk. The screen shows simple, non-text icons arranged in an orderly grid, representing ramps, communication aids, transport, and community access, avoiding any personal data. Next to the tablet lies a textured navy notebook with an embossed abstract logo and a smooth metal pen aligned precisely along its edge. The background includes a softly blurred view of an airy, accessible office corridor with wide passageways. Cool, even overhead lighting combined with subtle natural light from a side window creates a clear, focused look. Photographic realism, shot from a top-down angle with sharp focus, conveying organization, clarity, and WCAG-aligned digital accessibility.
An inviting consulting room designed for NDIS support coordination, centered on two comfortable, high-backed armchairs upholstered in soft charcoal fabric facing each other across a low, pale-wood coffee table. On the table, a neat stack of blank forms with simple icons, a closed tablet, and a ceramic cup of herbal tea suggest thoughtful planning without revealing personal details. The room features an accessible wide doorway and smooth, uncluttered flooring, with a glimpse of a leafy Adelaide streetscape through a large window. Diffused afternoon light fills the space, creating soft shadows and a warm, reassuring atmosphere. Photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, balanced composition, emphasizing safety, professionalism, and confidentiality.