about us

Alice’s experience spans roles in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, across a range of high-profile organisations such as the Red Cross, Experience Wellington, Creative New Zealand and most recently in her role as Executive Director at the Nikau Foundation. Alice’s extensive breadth of experience is ideal for Clare’s proactive, progressive approach.

Anne-marie is a passionate advocate for oral health in Aotearoa. She has over 10 years of experience in the oral health sector, working as a dental assistant, oral health therapist, and the Initiative Lead for Pou Waka Niho tautahi via the Waikato DHB. In her previous role, Anne-marie was responsible for developing and implementing a range of oral health programs for tamariki and rangatahi. She is also a strong advocate for cultural safety in oral health, and has worked to ensure that oral health services are accessible and inclusive for all.

Robyn brings her skills and experience in the not-for-profit sector, various research roles, and as a Clinical Psychologist to her role with Clare. Robyn co-founded Kaibosh Food Rescue, a charity that links the food industry with community groups to ensure that quality surplus food reaches those who are struggling rather than being needlessly discarded.

Stevie-Jean has eight years’ experience working within the Youth sector, having spent time in both the community and public sectors; advising, advocating, mentoring and creating youth programmes. She brings a range of diverse knowledge in both youth work and youth development.

Zoë is responsible for supporting the team with effective processes and making the physical office an exceptional place to work. She has a background in various administration, hospitality, and community engagement roles, which perfectly complement her ambition to contribute to mahi that makes a difference in the world, while working with passionate and caring people.