Meet the
So Joe Family
HELLO!
We are a family of genuine and inclusive people. We pull together and are there for the people we support. We maintain a small team because we know we can provide a genuine and personalised service where people are people – not a number. We truly love being part of the So Joe team!
Meet the team
Zoe Cluff
Zoe has worked in the disability sector for over 20 years, in a variety of mainstream and specialist settings. Majority of this time was spent as Executive Director of a leading early childhood intervention service whose innovative & quality practices were highly acknowledged with-in the sector. She has also been a Special Educator, Plan Manager, Key Worker, Primary & Secondary Teacher, Specialist Disability Consultant and Support Coordinator.
Her understanding of the disability sector deepened through her experience caring for her father with a disability. Zoe has a keen interest in facilitating successful inclusion and has lead the production of award-winning inclusion best practice resources.
Zoe has been awarded the winner of the NSW Children’s Week Award for Advocacy and a finalist in the International Ruderman Prize for Inclusion.
“There is always something exciting about creating innovative practices with a team which dare to be different and celebrate diversity. I love it!”
Jan Cronly
Jan Cronly has been involved in the disability sector since 2011 when her family accessed Early Childhood Intervention services for their eldest daughter. Jan has worked in a variety of positions including CEO, Business Analyst, Plan Manager and Support Worker across the private, public and government sectors, utilising her Business Consultant experience and skills, Diploma in Business and Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping.
Jan has been described “as an instrumental leader, a force for change, strategic thinker, fearless advocate, effective change manager, mentor, friend and confidant to many. Jan has worked tirelessly across the Far North coast to maintain quality disability services and has truly been a gift to our families, children and community at large.”
Jan’s contributions to community were recognised in both 2012 and 2013 when she was awarded semi-finalist in the Rural and Regional Community Awards. In 2013 she received the Wonders of Women Award for Achievement in Youth and Children’s Services, and lead a team of ECEI key workers to receive ECIA NSW/ACT’s ‘Excellence Award for Team Around the Child’.
“It is a pleasure and privilege to work with such amazing individuals. I am inspired and rewarded every day.”
Martha Delaney
Martha’s Plan Management skillset is second to none. She is not only highly experienced, she also comes with extensive skills in Support Coordination, Case Management and Disability Services Management. We love that Martha has such a thirst for knowledge – staying on the pulse of everything NDIS. She knows all about it before most have heard a whisper!
Martha has a particular interest in supporting people to make the most of their plans, helping them unleash the potential options and stay on target with their spending. Her efficiency and genuine enthusiasm always makes her quality shine. It’s wonderful to see plans coming to life through her support.
“The NDIS can be a tricky thing to navigate. I love helping participants to unravel the jargon and explaining the funding. They learn to understand how they can use their plan to maximise their independence and help them live the life they have wanted.”