
Elizabeth Shaw is a highly experienced NDIS Specialist Support Coordinator with more than twenty years across the NDIS, disability, and community sectors, complemented by significant time living and working in remote First Nations communities.
Elizabeth combines professional expertise with lived experience as someone supporting a family
Elizabeth Shaw is a highly experienced NDIS Specialist Support Coordinator with more than twenty years across the NDIS, disability, and community sectors, complemented by significant time living and working in remote First Nations communities.
Elizabeth combines professional expertise with lived experience as someone supporting a family member with a disability, giving her a grounded understanding of the challenges families face when navigating complex systems and securing the right supports.
Known for her calm, organised, and practical leadership style, she excels in reducing risk, breaking down barriers, and building participant capacity to achieve meaningful, long term outcomes.
She has extensive knowledge of local communities and strong capability in navigating the interfaces between the NDIS and mainstream systems including health, mental health, justice, education, and family services.
Elizabeth is recognised for her integrity, clear communication, and ability to build strong stakeholder relationships that enhance service quality and participant outcomes.
Underpinning Elizabeth’s work is a deep commitment to cultural safety, social inclusion, and strengths‑based practice. Dignity, choice, and control underpin every interaction, walking alongside individuals, families, and communities with genuine care, respect, and professionalism.

At Yalburu Connect, our vision is to empower young people with disability focusing on creating a strong cultural connection, strengthening support networks, building capacity and ensuring each person can access safe housing, quality services, and genuine care.
Our approach is culturally grounded, supporting every young person to stay conn
At Yalburu Connect, our vision is to empower young people with disability focusing on creating a strong cultural connection, strengthening support networks, building capacity and ensuring each person can access safe housing, quality services, and genuine care.
Our approach is culturally grounded, supporting every young person to stay connected to their identity, community, and having their voice heard.
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