The Jabalbina staff consists of Yalanjiwarra and non-Yalanjiwarra that contribute to the overall strategic plan set for the organisation and the aspirations of Elders. Our team includes the following:
Joshua Paterson – General Manager
Robin Saltmarsh – Financial Controller
Sharon Doble – Accounts Officer
James Kerr – Compliance Manager
Kellerina Schreiber – Receptionist/Cultural Advisor
On-Country Youth Justice Program
Alex Friday – On Country Program Manager
Liam Cashmere – Cultural Mentor
Ray Austin – Cultural Mentor
David Duncan – Cultural Mentor
Victoria Lees – Mentor & Camp Crew
Tourism Program
Saisha Schonenberger- Tourism Cultural Manager
Jon Ryan – Projects Officer
Alexis Sheldrick-Port – Projects Officer
Dawn Harrigan – Projects Officer
Rickie Burchill – Ranger Manager
Allira Alvoen – IPA Manager
Roger Thomas- Ranger Coordinator (Assets)
IMA Rangers:
Conrad Yeatman – Principal Ranger IMA
Kallum Clarke – Senior Ranger IMA
Northern Ranger Crew:
Charlie Ross-Kelly – Northern Ranger Team Leader
Vincent Tayley – Ranger
Alistair Gibson – Ranger
Nikita Jack-Tayley – Ranger
Southern Ranger Crew:
Nigel Minniecon – Southern Ranger Team Leader
Gerard Kulka – Ranger
Kim Missionary – Ranger
Reef Restoration Project & Nursery Team
Jason Petersen – Project Co-ordinator
Damien McLean – Team Leader
Jennifer Burchill – Nursery-hand
Amelia Ryan – Nursery-hand
Brett Cobb-Leo – Nursery-hand
Michael Yeatman – Nursery-hand
Ambrose Smith – Nursery-hand
Maryanne Port – Nursery-hand
Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
Head Office and Ranger Base
Jabalbina is the registered Cultural Heritage Body for Eastern Kuku Yalanji Bama ensuring the landscape of Kuku Yalanji Bubu (lands) is both environmentally and culturally secure.
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Jabalbina acknowledges and pays respect to our Eastern Kuku Yalanji Elders past, present and emerging.
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