Meet the Team
Founder & Support Coordinator
Nate Bowman
Nate Bowman is an experienced NDIS Support Coordinator with a Diploma of Community Services and a strong background supporting people with complex support needs, psychosocial disability, intellectual disability, physical disability, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), and community participation. As a proud First Nations man, Nate understands the importance of culturally safe, respectful and person-centred support.
He is passionate about helping people feel heard, empowered and connected to the services they need to achieve their goals. Throughout his career, Nate has supported participants to navigate the NDIS, access housing and accommodation supports, transition into Supported Independent Living, engage with rehabilitation services, connect with allied health providers, prepare for plan reviews, and build sustainable support networks that promote long-term independence and wellbeing.
Nate has extensive experience working alongside participants transitioning from hospitals, rehabilitation services, mental health services, and community-based supports. He understands the challenges that can arise during periods of change and works closely with participants, families, providers and professionals to ensure supports are coordinated effectively. Drawing on both professional experience and lived experience of adversity, Nate brings a genuine understanding of the challenges many individuals and families face. His approach is grounded in empathy, advocacy, clear communication and a commitment to achieving meaningful outcomes for every participant.
After years of supporting participants within established organizations, Nate founded Ivy & Co Support Coordination to provide a more personalised and responsive service. By maintaining a manageable caseload, Nate can dedicate the time and attention needed to provide quality support and strong advocacy for every participant he works alongside.
Support Coordinator
Linda Power
Linda is an experienced Support Coordinator who has been supporting NDIS participants for the past 18 months. She brings a wealth of lived experience, compassion, and practical knowledge to her role, helping participants navigate the NDIS with confidence.
As the mother of a large family, Linda has extensive personal experience supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and intellectual disabilities. This, combined with her professional experience, has given her a genuine understanding of the challenges participants and families face, allowing her to provide support with empathy, patience, and understanding.
Linda has a particular passion for supporting people with complex autism, intellectual disabilities, and psychosocial disabilities. She is dedicated to building strong, trusting relationships with participants, families, and providers to ensure each person receives the right supports to achieve their goals and live a meaningful, fulfilling life.
Known for her caring, person-centred approach, Linda is a strong advocate for participant choice and control. She is committed to empowering participants to build independence, confidence, and meaningful community connections while providing consistent, reliable support every step of the way.
At Ivy & Co Support Coordination, Linda is passionate about making a genuine difference in the lives of the people she supports, ensuring every participant feels heard, valued, and empowered.
Support Coordinator
Kodi is an experienced NDIS Support Coordinator with more than seven years of experience across the disability and community services sector. She holds a Diploma of Community Services and a Certificate III in Individual Support, combining professional knowledge with extensive practical experience supporting people with diverse and complex needs.
Throughout her career, Kodi has worked alongside participants, families, support workers, allied health professionals, hospitals, rehabilitation services, housing providers and community organisations. She has experience supporting people with psychosocial, intellectual and physical disabilities, as well as individuals with complex support needs.
Kodi has a strong understanding of Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), hospital discharge planning, rehabilitation supports, housing pathways, plan reviews and change of circumstances requests. She is confident coordinating multidisciplinary support teams, connecting participants with suitable providers and advocating for the evidence and services they require.
Having experienced her own significant health challenges, including Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), Kodi also understands personally how overwhelming healthcare, disability and support systems can feel. Her recovery journey has strengthened her appreciation for compassionate, reliable and responsive support—particularly during periods when a person may feel vulnerable, uncertain or unheard.
This lived experience allows Kodi to bring genuine empathy and understanding to her work while maintaining a professional and solutions-focused approach. She believes participants should never feel like a number and takes the time to understand each person’s circumstances, priorities and goals.
Kodi is passionate about helping participants build strong support networks, understand their NDIS plans and exercise choice and control over their supports. She works collaboratively with participants and their families, ensuring they remain informed and involved in every decision.
Her approach is built on trust, clear communication, consistency and advocacy. Whether someone is beginning their NDIS journey, navigating a complex transition or needing stronger supports in place, Kodi is committed to ensuring they feel heard, respected and empowered throughout the process.