Our Team

Simon Wardale began his career as a Disability Support Worker and brings nearly 30 years of experience across frontline support, service management, and practice and policy advisory. His work is published in academic journals focused on disability and complex supports.

Over the past 15 years, he has influenced major reforms at the intersection of legislation, policy and practice. His leadership includes serving as Delegate of the Senior Practitioner in Victoria, Director of Practice Leadership in Behaviour Supports at the Centre of Excellence for Behaviour Support, and Director of Forensic Disability with statutory responsibility for the secure Forensic Disability Service and offenders with intellectual disability appearing in Mental Health Court.

Fiona Haynes has been a creative force at Multicap for over 25 years, leading Monte Lupo Arts and overseeing Creative Arts initiatives. Starting as a potter, Fiona grew Monte Lupo into a nationally recognised studio that not only provides creative opportunities for artists with disability but also operates a vibrant café employing supported Hospitality and Retail team members. She is passionate about using art as a platform for inclusion, breaking barriers, and showcasing diversity. Fiona’s leadership ensures programs empower artists, foster confidence, and celebrate creativity as a vital part of community life.

Alison brings over 16 years of industry experience across two major organisations. She has a strong track record in leading complex operational environments, coaching frontline leaders, and ensuring high‑quality, compliant supports. She builds strong cross‑functional relationships across Vertaview and GSS and plays a key role in improving operational consistency.

Tony Vidler has been with Multicap since 2019 and currently leads Support Services North. With over 30 years in the disability sector, Tony previously held senior roles at Endeavour Foundation, managing large service networks and budgets. He is recognised for authentic leadership and was awarded Multicap’s inaugural Leadership Award for his commitment to team development and quality service delivery. Tony focuses on delivering high-quality, localised support that meets the unique needs of customers. His leadership is driven by a commitment to dignity, respect, and choice for people with disability, and he actively fosters strong community connections to ensure services are accessible and meaningful.

Martin is an experienced executive leader whose recent roles have been with the NDIA and Uniting Care Community.  He is a values-led leader, committed to social justice and delivering high quality outcomes for people with a disability.  He brings an impressive record of both financial and operational achievement to our organisation.