About us Board Board Perinatal Wellbeing Centre is governed by a volunteer Board and complies with the regulations of the ACT Associations Incorporation ACT 1991. The Board is responsible for the overall performance of the organisation, providing strategic direction and overseeing all operations of Perinatal Wellbeing Centre. Meet our board President Meredith Cale Meredith joined the board in 2018. Meredith is keen to support an organisation providing vital support to Canberra parents.Meredith has a background in complex ICT Project and Program Management, governance and risk management for a large federal government department.When she’s not at work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and one year old son, watching rugby, pottering in her craft room and writing poetry. Vice President Kate Sowerby Undergoing updates - thanks for your patience Treasurer Karen Michelle Currently under recruitment Bianca Williams Bianca Williams combines community sector and academic experience to address social justice issues. Bianca is an honours and PhD Graduate of Gender Sexuality and Culture, School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics at the Australian National University. Her PhD explored birthing parent’s experience of pregnancy. She is currently a Visiting Fellow at ANU and is also employed as the senior policy officer at Families Australia, where she provides advice to the governments and the community sector on national policy issues related to gender and families. Alex Cookson Amanda Cook Carla Albrighton Carla Albrighton is an experienced executive with significant expertise in industrial relations, governance, risk management and corporate management. Carla is an alumna of the University of Canberra and Griffith University and holds a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Human Resource Management, Communications and International Relations, as well as a Master’s Degree in International Relations. She is a long-standing professional member of the Australian Human Resources Institute, and a recent graduate of the ‘Governance Principles for Not-for-Profit Director’s’ course through the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Carla is employed as the Governance and Operations Manager at Volunteering Australia and has a four-year-old daughter Phoebe. She has been an active volunteer herself, having worked in orphanages in both Peru and the Philippines. Naomi Dumbrell