Josh Cunningham
Support coordination
Josh Cunningham, Support Coordinator at Taylor Made Outcomes.
Josh has worked in the disability sector since 2013. He started off his career volunteering and then through employment as a support worker within supported independent living (SIL). Josh supported numerous participants with understanding the NDIS as it was rolled out. He later worked through a variety of other placements as a support worker, before moving into management roles. During his employment he also completed his Diploma of community services.
Josh has always had a passion for helping others. He has a strong belief that everyone should have access to the same opportunities. He made his way into support coordination to take on new challenges and to continue expanding on his knowledge of the disability sector. His aim is to try to continue supporting others to live a more independent and rewarding life.
Tiffany Halshaw
Psychosocial Recovery Coach / Support coordination
Tiffany Halshaw, Psychosocial Recovery Coach / Support coordinator for Taylor Made Outcomes.
Tiffany has a strong passion for empowering people to feel heard, confident, and supported as they work towards their goals. She practices within a holistic, person-centred framework, focusing on each individual’s strengths, insights, and ensuring they remain at the centre of all decision-making.
Known for her compassionate and empathetic nature, Tiffany creates safe and respectful spaces where people feel genuinely supported. Her journey into the disability and mental health sector was inspired by her personal experience caring for a loved one with mental health challenges—an experience that highlighted the importance of person-centred care and shaped her professional purpose.
Tiffany began her career in 2011 as a peer worker supporting disengaged youth before moving into disability and mental health roles within day programs and residential settings, supporting individuals with complex intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. She later joined Taylor Made Outcomes as a Support Coordinator and Psychosocial Recovery Coach—a role that aligns deeply with her values and passion for helping others.
Tiffany holds a Certificate III in Disability and a Diploma of Counselling, along with additional training in mental health, trauma-informed care, and suicide prevention. Dedicated to ongoing professional growth, she regularly completes further training to ensure her knowledge remains current and aligned with best practice.
Outside of work, Tiffany enjoys arts and crafts and spending time in nature with her family. She is proud to continue her journey with Taylor Made Outcomes, providing compassionate, person-centred support to individuals through the NDIS.
Emma Devlin
Support coordination
Emma Devlin, Support Coordinator at Taylor Made Outcomes
Emma is originally from Ireland where she completed a Masters in Abnormal and Clinical Psychology and an undergraduate degree in psychology. Emma is also a qualified play therapist.
Emma moved to Australia in 2015, where she has held many different roles in the disability sector including, support worker, team leader, acting manager of a children’s respite centre, play worker, and finally a support coordinator.
Emma has a passion for working with children especially those with ASD, trauma, and DCJ involvement.
Emma can be described as friendly, compassionate, empathetic and ambitious. After living with a parent with a physical disability and a sister with a learning disability, Emma has seen the positive impact an engaged team can have on a person’s life and therefore is committed to serving participants to the best of her ability.
Jocelyn Ehlers
Support coordination
Jocelyn Ehlers – Support Coordinator for Taylor Made Outcomes
Jocelyn is originally from Canada where she completed an Undergraduate degree in Psychology and Sociology (honours). After visiting Australia over 5 times throughout her life and falling in love with the country and its support services, Jocelyn decided to formally migrate to Australia. Jocelyn is passionate about continuing to grow her education and understanding in the mental health world and intends to complete her Master of Psychology.
Jocelyn places significant value on the core items in the disability and mental health field including person-centred approaches. This encompasses ensuring that the individual participant always remains the focus of any work and support implemented, to ensure they are in control of their own lives. In addition, Jocelyn believes in holistic approaches catering to individuals’ strengths and passions.
Jocelyn has a passion for mental health and has worked extensively in this area in her home country and has volunteered with individuals living with both intellectual disabilities, psychosocial disabilities and in aged care facilities to gather a broader understanding of peoples lives.
Outside of work, Jocelyn is passionate about plants and is excited to discover all of Australia’s natural world. Jocelyn is grateful and excited to be a part of the Taylor Made Outcomes team.
Beck Corley
Specialist Support Coordinator/Psychosocial Recovery Coach
Beck Corley, Specialist Support Coordinator/Psychosocial Recovery Coach for Taylor Made Outcomes
Beck holds a Masters of Social Work (Qualifying) from Southern Cross University. Beck completed her final placement with Taylor Made Outcomes and has never left! Beck’s social work framework includes a strong holistic focus and anti-oppressive, strengths-based and person-centred approaches.
Since 2017, Beck has enjoyed teaching trauma informed yoga to vulnerable people facing mental health issues and domestic and family violence. Since 2018, Beck has also enjoyed volunteering for Lifeline as a telephone crisis supporter.
In the past, Beck has enjoyed roles in the performing arts, administration and as a yoga teacher and yoga therapist. Beck feels most at home when serving the community and helping people achieve their dreams.
Emma Darlington
Specialist Support Coordination
Emma Darlington, Specialist Support Coordinator for Taylor Made Outcomes.
Emma has always had a passion for supporting people with disabilities, in particular those with a lived experience in paralysis and MS. This passion is what inspired her to complete a Bachelor of Social work at the University of Wollongong.
As Emma has a strong connection to the local community, she began working within the Illawarra as a support worker offering social and community supports as well as personal care. Emma has worked with a wide range of participants, including individuals living with physical disability, lived experience of mental health, or a combination of these experiences.
From there, Emma become interested in supporting individuals to access the NDIS. Emma found this experience rewarding due to being able to understand each individuals goals and support needs. Since then, Emma has worked as a support coordinator to support participants to find the services that are right for them and work towards their goals.
Emma has been described by her participants as extremely friendly, energetic and empathetic. Emma looks forward to working with participants on their recovery journey.