About Us
PPPR services provide support to independent PPPR consultants. These services are predominantly, but not limited to: administrative, financial, marketing and training. This support allows Independent PPPR Consultants who work with PPPR Services to focus on solutions for those they are appointed to assist.
PPPR Consultants provide services to various organisations and individuals all with the aim of providing financial advice and management to those placed in a vulnerable position.
The team of independent PPPR Consultants offer services including Property Manager, Property Attorney, Welfare Guardian or Personal Care & Welfare Attorney.
What is an Independent PPPR Consultant? An individual with appropriate experience in the area of providing Property Management and /or Welfare guardian services to subject persons. These consultants must be seen by the Family Court as appropriate to be appointed and must consent to that appointment. In the area/s stated in the Family Court order, the consultant becomes personally responsible for the decisions and actions that the subject person would have otherwise conducted themselves.
What the other employees of PPPR Services do? They are responsible for providing the support services that are required by Independent PPPR Consultants. These include, but are not limited to: administration, financial, marketing and training.
These are our Independent PPPR Consultants:
Martha Selwyn
Martha has over 20-years’ experience managing the financial affairs of people under the PPPR Act. Her empathy with clients and their families coupled with the approach she adopts, can provide them with a level of comfort and relief in knowing that there is an independent person involved. Martha’s pragmatic approach allows her to progress matters that can appear daunting to some. The invaluable insights she gains from understanding the needs of her clients and the issues involved provide the platform to be able to tailor solutions to achieve successful outcomes.
The questions she poses of herself when acting on behalf of another are:
- What is in the best interests of her clients?
- What are the implications of the decisions she makes?
- Who are affected by those decisions?
Martha always strives to produce positive outcomes for her clients and their families.
Lee Iwashita
Lee brings extensive experience in advocating for her clients under court mandates. Throughout her 30-year career, she has specialised in trusteeship and financial management. This includes 8 years at a trustee company overseeing the affairs of vulnerable individuals when the company was appointed by the court. Lee has honed a unique skill set in navigating complex family dynamics alongside PPPR Act requirements, dealing with various assets and financial situations.
Known for her calm manner, Lee creates a safe environment where all parties can express themselves freely. This is especially helpful when dealing with vulnerable people with dementia, brain injuries, or cognitive issues. She places a strong emphasis on understanding her client’s needs and wishes, ensuring these are addressed within the PPPR Act framework. Lee explores all available options before making decisions, drawing on her experience managing complex, interconnected issues, some of which can have a long-term impact. She ensures that the supported individual and their family are involved in the decision-making process wherever possible while protecting their assets within the court’s directions.
Lee’s realistic approach ensures challenges are resolved efficiently, practically, and cost-effectively. Her thorough consultation and clear communication skills ensures all stakeholders are informed as appropriate during a time that can otherwise be very stressful.