At Mable, our vision is for an inclusive society where everyone belongs. We put our community at the centre of everything we do to achieve this vision. We practise human-centred design and seek feedback so we can continuously improve.
Since 2020, the Advisory Council program has been important in guiding our business and decisions relating to the platform.
It has helped ensure our business align with the views and goals of our community, including older people, people with disability and independent support workers.
In 2024, with the company restructured under the Attain Healthtech brand, we reassessed the council, adding a third advisory group dedicated to the interests of sole traders engaging via the platform. Mable also draws upon the insights and experience of the HomeMade Customer Advisory Group (CAG) to represent the views of older people using the Mable platform.
At Mable, our vision is for an inclusive society where everyone belongs. We put our community at the centre of everything we do to achieve this vision. We practise human-centred design and seek feedback so we can continuously improve.
Since 2020, the Advisory Council program has been important in guiding our business and decisions relating to the platform.
It has helped ensure our business align with the views and goals of our community, including older people, people with disability and independent support workers.
In 2024, with the company restructured under the Attain Healthtech brand, we reassessed the council, adding a third advisory group dedicated to the interests of sole traders engaging via the platform. Mable also draws upon the insights and experience of the HomeMade Customer Advisory Group (CAG) to represent the views of older people using the Mable platform.
Jacob is an advocate for the rights of individuals with disabilities, focusing on enhancing access and inclusion in various aspects of life, such as employment opportunities, suitable housing, education, and social events.
Jacob’s mission is to use his journey to assist others facing similar situations to feel comfortable and confident in pursuing their aspirations. He believes that no obstacle should prevent anyone from realising their dreams.
Jacob has gained extensive experience working in the disability field and works at Seek Lifestyle Group. He has also held positions at The Mirabel Foundation, WeFlex Pty Ltd, CPA Technology Advisory Committee, Remarkable Tech, Western Sydney University, LaunchPad Accelerator, AUSactive – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee, Physical Disability Council of NSW – Board Observership.
Jacob has recently founded AT2ME to transform accessibility by making assistive tech affordable and accessible for all.
Growing up in the mainstream world, Sam spent most of her life struggling to find workarounds for everyday tasks because the world is mainly made for able-bodied people. After a chance conversation 3 years ago and a resurgence of good health, Sam returned to work, which is how she found herself working within the SDA space.
Through her role as Queensland Relationship Manager for Empowered Liveability, Sam was supported in getting her own SDA funding to find the right home tailored to her needs rather than constantly adapting her needs to the world around her.
Marlyn’s work over the years has included community and economic development work for local councils and regional organisations, as well as working with businesses, not-for-profits, and individuals towards revitalising their rural communities. She was involved in the national mental health initiative Partners in Recovery (PIR) as the Partnership Broker for the PIR consortium led by Lifeline Darling Downs and South West Queensland Incorporated.
Marlyn is honoured to work with Indigenous organisations, most notably helping to develop the SouthWest Queensland Indigenous Cultural Trail and the Harmony Centre in St George, Queensland.
Marlyn’s family members live with a range of issues, including ADHD, ASD, and other mental health concerns.
In her 40s, Gypsy’s walking began to decline, but she was able to continue to work from home. A decade later, however, she could not stay on top of basic domestic duties, so she started accessing services from her local service providers, firstly for a few hours a week and now five days a week.
Over that time, she has experienced a wide range of differences in the calibre of service providers and workers, and hopes to contribute that experience to the discussions on the Mable Advisory Board.
Natale broadened his advocacy to include the entire disability sector and carers, having been a member of various disability advisory committees and employee networks.
He is passionate about access and inclusion for all. In his spare time, Natale is a qualified CPA who likes reading, going to the football, and travelling.
We acknowledge the cultures of our First Nations Peoples and are thankful for the community that we share together now. We pay our respects to our First Nations Peoples and their elders/leaders, both past and present, and those who are rising up to become leaders.
Mable is a part of Attain Healthtech, dedicated to helping people attain better outcomes.
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