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Danny Kapustin
Chief Executive Officer
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Vanessa Douglas
Office and Property Manager
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Soon Chua
Head of Finance
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Lena Blinko
Head of Service Quality
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Jackie May
Head of Human Resources
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Scott Goodman
Head of Operations
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Orla Prendergast
Home Development Manager
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Zoe Wheeler
Home Operations Manager
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Mary Mayo
Allied Health Manager
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Adam Tep
Psychologist and Behaviour Support Specialist
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Libby Li
Senior Accountant
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Sophie Randall
Manager of Support Coordination
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Wisam Bazzi
Support Coordinator
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Shantel Olivera
Support Coordinator
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Aimee Malula
Home Services Manager
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Amanda Marsh
Home Services Manager
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Andrew Morgan
HSM at Ivy and Azalea
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Holly Stewart Home Services Manager
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Lauren Saunders
Home Services Manager
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Nelly Alzate
Home Services Manager
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Vasant Muthu
Home Services Manager
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Julie Hamilton
Chairperson of the Board
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Emma Stanford
Vice Chairperson
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James Henderson
FAR Committee Chairperson and Treasurer
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Adnan Ghani
Director
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Kirsty Fromholtz
Director
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Lisa Mitchell
Director
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Shannon Sedgwick
Director
Homes of Possibility
Welcome home to independence.Home – there’s no place like it.
A home is more than just a house. A Forsight home is a place that nurtures quality of life. It is a place for our clients to belong, thrive and be their best.
Our purpose is to create homes for people with sensory impairments. Our homes are located throughout Greater Sydney.
Within our group homes, we provide a safe, comfortable and nurturing environment with trained staff available around the clock for constant care. Tailored personal pathways put quality of life at the heart of all we do, to encourage independence, inclusion and wellbeing.
Our Guiding Principles
As a for-purpose organisation, every decision we make is shaped by the impact we want to have for our residents. Our guiding principles are distilled in our purpose and values, which drive our day-to-day operations and inspire our longer-term ambitions.
Our values are at the core of our culture and we take pride in fostering an attitude in our homes that places our clients at the centre of everything we do.
We provide sensory pathways for people to enhance their inclusion, independence and wellbeing.
Supporting people with sensory impairments
Our supported living services have been especially designed around the needs of adults with sensory disabilities and disorders.
Sensory Processing Disorders, such as Cerebral Palsy, Autism and Prader-Willi syndrome, can typically combine several areas of impairment across the eight senses that every person shares. These are:
- Touch
- Hearing
- Sight
- Smell
- Taste
- Body Awareness / position
- Body movement / balance
- What you feel inside your body
Meet our team
Quality assured
As part of our quality systems, at the beginning of employment at Forsight, our team are required to have relevant qualifications in the field of disability and community services, along with valid First Aid Certificate and National Police Check.
Forsight values continuous education to meet the growing demands of the people we support, and we do this by running a dynamic training program. The training program consists of a comprehensive induction to working with Forsight clients, Active Support Training, Medication, Manual Handling, Positive Behaviour Support and any additional training that may be required for our team to better perform their duties as Active Support Workers.