About Us
Our Team
Sunny
Founder, Director and Team Leader
People often say I look too young for my level of expertise — a compliment I take with a smile. In reality, I’m a Registered Nurse and Care Manager with over 12 years’ experience in community and aged care, supporting people of all ages with a wide range of physical and mental disabilities.
I began my nursing career at Minda and SA Disability, where I discovered that this work is not just a profession, but my passion and calling. Advocating for people and helping them live their best possible life is what inspired me to found Evida Living (formerly Care N Housing).
Having moved to Adelaide as a teenager, I’m bilingual and deeply connected to both Australian and Chinese cultures — an understanding that helps me connect with diverse communities.
If you or someone you love needs support with a disability, complex health needs, dementia, or palliative care, I’d be honored to help tailor the right plan for you.
Our Leadership Team
At Evida living, our team of 40+ dedicated staff come from a wide range of cultural backgrounds and experiences, united by one shared purpose—to bring more joy, choice, and quality of life to the people we support. Together, we combine our skills, compassion, and diverse perspectives to create a caring community where every client feels valued, respected, and truly at home.
Michelle
Quality advisor
Michelle collaborates with Evida Living as Quality Advisor, ensuring our services consistently meet and exceed the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission requirements. She oversees compliance, auditing, and quality assurance to guarantee that participants receive safe, reliable, and high-quality support.
With extensive expertise in compliance frameworks and quality systems, Michelle ensures our operations run with integrity, transparency, and a strong commitment to participant safety. Her work safeguards our reputation for excellence and ensures every service we deliver upholds the highest standards.
Ollie
Chief Happiness Officer
Ollie is the life of the office and everyone’s favourite team member. His job description? Handing out smiles, stealing pats, and making sure no morning tea break goes un-supervised. With a wagging tail and a nose for treats, Ollie brings joy, warmth, and a little mischief to every day at Evida Living. He reminds us that sometimes the best therapy is a cuddle and a good laugh.
" Spreading joy, one wag at a time. "
Racheal
Team Leader
Racheal is a compassionate and skilled Team Leader at Evida Living, with a Master of Social Work and a strong background in supporting people to live more independently and confidently. Her professional training gives her a deep understanding of social systems, advocacy, and person-centred care, which she brings into her everyday leadership.
At Evida Living, Racheal works closely with participants and staff to ensure support is not only delivered with quality but also with empathy and respect. She plays a vital role in guiding her team, coordinating services, and making sure every participant feels heard, supported, and valued.
Racheal’s commitment to empowering people and her strong leadership skills make her a trusted presence within our team and a positive influence for the participants we serve.
Core Values
Respect
Equality
Diversity
Trust
Empowerment
Compassion

Client story and feedback
At 63, Ms. M had been battling a chronic diabetic foot and leg ulcer for more than two years. The pain was constant, and her doctor warned that if the wound didn’t heal soon, she might face amputation. Feeling hopeless, she turned to Evida Living for help.
Our team created a tailored care plan that included wound care, infection control, dietary guidance, pain management, and emotional support. With persistence and compassion, her condition began to change.
“I thought I was going to lose my leg. But with Evida’s support, my wound started to heal, my blood sugar stabilised, and I was able to walk again without pain.”
Within months, the amputation was no longer necessary. Ms. M regained her independence, and one of her happiest moments was taking a trip to the beach — her first outing in months.
“I feel like I’ve been given a second chance at life. I can enjoy the little things again.”
Her story is a powerful example of how compassionate, personalised care can restore not only health, but also hope and dignity.




