I have known Khadga  since he arrived in Tasmania and it is a privilege to be asked onto the Board of Innovative Care. 

Khadga has achieved an impressive amount for his community, family and himself but is always searching for more he can do. 

This business, which will be culturally inclusive, is really needed and will thrive in his capable hands.

I come from a teaching background, in UK, India and in Tasmania.  I have coordinated a small non-government organisation,

Tasdec Global Learning Centre (now called ’A Fairer World) conducted some consultancy before

working for a number of non-government organisations, which has included; Migrant Resource Centre.

I was also been casual teacher at TasTAFE for many years in Community Studies and

have delivered cross cultural training sessions to service providers over many years.

I remain actively involved in community