Amy has been committed to ways of working that bring about positive social change for nearly three decades in a range of human service practice contexts. Her thinking has been influenced by experiences gathered in domestic and family violence, homelessness, family intervention, out of home care and the early childhood services sectors. Amy has enjoyed roles spanning from frontline practice work through to executive management in both state-wide and national organisations, finding practice development work particularly captivating over the last decade.

Amy imagines her life set in a musical, and has a theme song dedicated to most occasions. She enjoys “adventures” with her children and is learning that it is ok to say no to partaking in more extreme activities. Amy loves travelling and her inner-city bohemian lifestyle – but also dreams of living near a fast flowing river or beach (as long as its near the inner-city lifestyle).

Amy supports Outcomes Star work in Queensland, and other women’s sector services, as well as the national project of ParentsNext training support and implementation.

Andrew is a highly experienced facilitator of ‘strengths-based practice’ training, delivering workshops across many community and social service sectors throughout Australia. Through his training and group facilitation work, Andrew has developed a myriad of skills and experiences to share with new and seasoned practitioners. Andrew’s commitment and dedication to reflective practice has earned him great respect while working extensively in both service delivery (primarily in mental health) and management. Andrew has a strong passion for promoting human rights and social justice, values that form the foundation for respectful, hopeful strength-based practice at all levels of human services work.

In other lives Andrew has lived and worked for long periods overseas, made a living working on the roads as a truck driver and excavator operator whilst also practicing as an exhibiting artist. He remains ever hopeful for a cure for his obsession with making the perfect sourdough loaf.

Andrew supports the implementation of the Outcomes Star in the Northern Territory and Victoria.

Giorgia has an extensive and successful career within Operations & Customer Service, driven by a passion for delivering a positive and professional experience to clients. She enjoys being part of a close-knit team, where she’s able to contribute her expertise by adding value in supporting the Directors and her colleagues.

On the weekends you’ll find her exploring the hinterland, or soaking up the sunshine on the beaches on the Gold Coast, where she lives with her three beautiful young boys.

Laurinda brings together a passion for supporting people and communities with a diverse background in the arts, events, and human services. Her postgraduate qualification in Community Cultural Development has strengthened her understanding of community engagement, capacity building, and collaborative practice, which she now applies to supporting organisations to embed, outcomes-focused approaches. At Unique Outcomes, Laurinda works closely with organisations across Australia and New Zealand to support their Outcomes Star journey. She enjoys building lasting relationships, improving client experiences, and leading marketing and communications that connect people with practical tools and resources.

Before joining Unique Outcomes, Laurinda spent more than 13 years delivering major events, including the Melbourne International Arts Festival, Melbourne Fashion Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In an earlier career, she was a professional dancer whose work took her around the world.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two boys and planning the next family adventure.