Meet your Deputy Leaders

Katrina was born in Biloela Central Queensland, but raised in Theodore, Central Queensland and is a proud Wulli Wulli and Wakka Wakka woman.  Katirna's previously worked at The Theodore Hospital and an Assistant in Nursing and Theodore Medical Centre as the Aboriginal Health Worker where she completed her Certificate III in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker for over 10 years.

Katrina then relocated to Goondir Health Service and worked as the Chronic Disease Coordinator and then Clinic Manager for 6 ½ years. She is now working for North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health at the Gympie Aboriginal Medical Centre as the Practice Manager.

Kingsley is from Pt Lincoln in South Australia. He worked at Port Lincoln in Aboriginal Family Support Services from 2009-2014. Since 2014 he has worked at Port Lincoln Aboriginal Health Service as an Aboriginal Health Worker and he is currently completing his Certificate IV studies.

Kingsley is a talented Australian Rules footballer. He is captain of the very successful Mallee Park Football Club A Grade Team who were premiers in 2015 and 2016. 

In 2015 Kingsley also won the Best and Fairest for the Port Lincoln Football League.

My name is Georgina Johnson and I am part of the Taungurung tribe in Victoria.

I work at the Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) in Swan Hill.

I have a great interest in working with community, as well as a growing interest in Diabetes and client management.

Robyn was born in Geraldton and completed her health worker training at Wirraka Maya Health Service in South Hedland. She then went on to complete her studies in Enrolled Nursing through Marr Moorditj Training in Perth.

Currently, Robyn is the Clinical Manager at Geraldton Regional Aboriginal Medical Service.

In her spare time, Robyn loves to travel, enjoys camping and driving 'out bush' and fancies a spot of fishing.

Hello, name is Gwen and I am a proud Yolngu lady from Galiwin'ku, Elcho Island, North East of Darwin.

I work for the Miwatj Aboriginal Health Corporation. I am a registered Aboriginal Health Practitioner who has been working in the Chronic Disease Program for many years now. I have also recently completed my ALS (Advanced Life Support) training.