Built from friendship, purpose, and lived experience
Zaymin did not start in a boardroom. It started in a classroom, between two women who saw the gaps in disability support firsthand and decided to do something about it.
Pallavi is an educator in disability support services with deep expertise in Certificate III and IV in Individual Support. She brings the knowledge of how great care is built, structured and sustained.
Nancy worked as a support worker herself, which means she brings something most directors never have: a real feel for what participants actually need day to day. She has been in the room. She knows.
Pallavi and Nancy met while studying Certificate III in Individual Support. Two women from different professional backgrounds, united by a shared belief that people with disabilities deserve far better than what was available. Through their studies and work in the sector, they saw the same gaps again and again: support that felt transactional, care that lacked consistency, and a system that too often forgot the person at the centre of it all.
Their answer was Zaymin Disability Services. Not a provider built on paperwork and process, but one grounded in genuine relationships, deep expertise and an unwavering commitment to dignified, person-centred care. Together, they bring something rare to this industry. Pallavi knows how good care is taught and structured. Nancy knows how it feels to deliver it every day. That combination is what makes Zaymin different.
The name Zaymin also carries deep personal meaning. It was created from the names of their children: Zayn, Yasmin and Zavin. For Pallavi and Nancy, Zaymin is more than a business name. It represents family, care, responsibility and the kind of future they want to help build for the people they support.