That means the profits we generate are invested straight back into developing new digital and in-person workshops, events, and experiences, that support our members to build brighter futures for the most vulnerable in our community.
Meet the dedicated team of volunteers that help us make the ahi what it is.
Interested in joining one of our branch committees? We’d love to have you on board!
All that's required is a few hours of your time each month. Share your ideas, grow your network and be part of the conversations that shape our educational programs, and the Australian and New Zealand housing sector, for the better.
Director – Christina Hough
Chair – Nick Loder
Donald Proctor
Unis Goh
Mark Reader
Helen Wood
Sharon Collinge
Francis Brazil
Justyn Ramos
Director – Trudi Ray
Chair – Amanda Donohoe
Vere Longmore
Lindy Parker
Katheryn Atkinson
Robin Zakharov
Pren Dodaj
Roberta Buchanan
Jeanette Large
Director – Ben Moore
Chair – Margot George
Wendy Malycha
Andrew Davis
Nicole Chaplin
Gregg Ryan
Tania Noonan
Suzanne Marshall
Darren Huitema
Jonathan Amstrong
Director – Sean Kelly
Deputy Director – Kathryn Moorey
Chair – Paula O’Leary
Cynara Eaton
Beauty Bwembya
Director – Andy Dennis
Chair – Jon Eastgate
ahi President – Jamie Muchall
Jacob Creedy
Connie Crookshanks
Sue Hughes
Rachael Vidler
Director – Fiona Matthews
Chair – Vicki McLaren
Chris Glaudel
Greg Orchard
Hope Simonsen
Paul Commons
Robert Macbeth
Currently taking applications - contact us.
Director – Kim Bomford
Currently taking applications - contact us.
Director - Karen Walsh
Currently taking applications - contact us.
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We acknowledge the Wathaurong, Yuin, Gulidjan, and Whadjuk people as the traditional owners of the land where our team work flexibly from their homes and office spaces. Ahi Australia recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of Australia and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Ahi New Zealand acknowledges Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa New Zealand.
ahi is an inclusive organisation
