Ardoch's Structure

Ardoch is structured with a Patron, a Board of Directors, Operational Staff and Volunteers.

Kathy Hilton is the Founder of Ardoch, CV.

Head Office Staff

Mandy Burns Chief Executive Officer

Liz Ruggieri Marketing & Fundraising Manager

Dianne Richter Programs Manager

Jolanta Andrzejewicz Finance & Administration Manager

Meagan Downie HR & National Training Manager

Vacant LinCS Manager

Judi Stanton Research and Advocacy Coordinator

Jude Gilroy Executive Assistant/Administration Officer

Alan Curtain National Corporate Community

Relationships Manager

Carla Barbieri Community Education Coordinator

Chriss Marinoni Volunteers Coordinator

Ashlea Milner Fundraising & Communication

Coordinator

Vacant Accounts Officer

LinCS Project Coordinators

Audrey Fernandez LinCS Coordinator - Western Suburbs

Carla Barbieri LinCS Coordinator - Western Suburbs

Lesley Hodge LinCS Coordinator - Central
Gail Bernard LinCS Coordinator - Geelong

Moira Treacy LinCS Coordinator - Frankston

Heather Wagner LinCS Coordinator - Frankston

Project Coordinators

Rosanne Osborne Direct Service and Referral
Rachael Cater Transition and Support Project (Secondary)

Jan Sparke South Melbourne Mission Kindergarten

Judy Morrow Port Melbourne Primary School

Judy Morrow St Kilda Primary School

Viv Neale Try South Yarra Pre School

Dianne Richter Stonnington Primary School

Rebecca Young Mahogany Rise Primary School (Frankston)

National Project Coordinators

Francesca Jacovelli - Brisbane Team Leader

Sharon Whip - Brisbane Volunteers Coordinator

Board of Directors

President David Southwick

Vice President &Treasurer     Joff Macleod
Vice President                           John Coulson
Board Member                          Jim Alexiades
Board Member                          Jane Evans
Board Member                          Roxanne Strauss
Board Member                          Desma Strong

Board Member Marsha Sussman

Secretary Tony De Domenico

Patron

Sir Zelman Cowen, former Governor General of Australia

"Ardoch offers comprehensive support, friendship and above all, the sense of belonging. It offers opportunities for real life chances. It is a heart-warming experience to witness the opening up of prospects for a good life for those who have participated in Ardoch Programs. I'm delighted to be the Patron of Ardoch."

Volunteers

Volunteers are an integral part of the work of Ardoch Youth Foundation. Ardoch has an army of over 300 community volunteers and 3000 corporate volunteers, of all ages and backgrounds who work in the provision and support of programs.

Specifically, Ardoch recruits volunteers from the community, the corporate sector as well as secondary schools.