The Team.
Tania Wilson.
Chief Executive
Tania Wilson.
Chief Executive
Julie Saunders.
GENERAL MANAGER - Service
Julie Saunders.
GENERAL MANAGER - Service
Beena Rugnathji.
Life Skills Coach
Beena Rugnathji.
Life Skills Coach
Kerry Pearce.
Social Impact and Communications Lead
Kerry Pearce.
Social Impact and Communications Lead
Kirsty Green.
Business Support Lead
Kirsty Green.
Business Support Lead
Sam Kemp.
Community Connector
Sam Kemp.
Community Connector
Tyler Goodall.
Life Skills Coach
Tyler Goodall.
Life Skills Coach
Campbell Higgins.
Team Lead - Service
Campbell Higgins.
Team Lead - Service
Sabrina McQueen.
Life Skills Coach
Sabrina McQueen.
Life Skills Coach
Shay McNeilly.
Life Skills Coach
Shay McNeilly.
Life Skills Coach
The Board.
Vanessa Davey.
Chair
Vanessa Davey.
Chair
Sam Fellows.
Sam Fellows.
John Grant.
John Grant.
Keri Welham.
Keri Welham.
Michael Lloyd.
Aspiring Director
Michael Lloyd.
Aspiring Director
Dr Robbie Francis Watene
Dr Robbie Francis Watene
Tania Wilson.
Julie Saunders.
Beena Rugnathji.
Kerry Pearce.
Kirsty Green.
In her spare time, she loves to skateboard and spend time at the beach with her two young boys. She also loves to dance, sing, and get out in nature, hiking or camping whenever she can.
Sam Kemp.
Originally from Auckland, Sam has lived in the Bay for 10 years. He loves spending time with his 3 boys, catching a game of rugby league, or creating something delicious in the kitchen.
Sam’s claim to fame is making an appearance on Shortland Street when he was in high school!
Tyler Goodall.
Tyler is passionate about supporting people to live their best lives, her biggest interests are health & wellbeing and helping people discover what lights them up.
In her spare time you’ll find her surfing, rockclimbing, biking, travelling, or just relaxing outside in nature.
Campbell Higgins.
Sabrina McQueen.
Shay McNeilly.
Vanessa Davey.
Sam Fellows.
John Grant.
John enjoys spending time with his family in the outdoors, with regular tramping and camping holidays. He is a self-confessed “cricket tragic” and continues to play club cricket, as well as football in the winter. Reading is another regular past-time particularly in the areas of history, politics, leadership and social issues.