The purpose of the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (AIAG) is to provide advice and assistance to the City regarding matters relating to:
- Strategies identified in the City’s Access and Inclusion Plan
- Actions detailed in the Access and Inclusion Implementation Plan
- Access and inclusion issues within the boundaries of the City of Mandurah
Advisory group members are sought by application every two years following Council elections.
The group meets six times a year and consists of two elected members, 10 community and three organisation representatives . The group is supported by City officers.
Access and Inclusion Advisory Group members
City of Mandurah
Fiona Allen, Key contact for AIAG
Senior Community Development Officer
9550 3256
Fiona.Allen@mandurah.wa.gov.au
Tim Hartland
Executive Manager, Community Services
Kelly De Pinto
Coordinator, Heritage and Community Capacity
Justin Temmen
Coordinator, Engineering Services
Jenny Cooper
Coordinator, Landscape Services
Elected Members
Cr Shannon Wright
City of Mandurah
shannon.wright@mandurah.wa.gov.au
Cr Amber Kearns
City of Mandurah
amber.kearns@mandurah.wa.gov.au
Community Advocate Representatives
Ash Bolton-Taylor
Community Advocate
Aaron Spice
Community Advocate
Barry Brooks
Community Advocate
Caryn Rance
Community Advocate
Dee McCulloch
Community Advocate
Gary Russell-Brown
Community Advocate
Jane Miller
Community Advocate
Jas Gorczynski
Community Advocate
Kaden Larney
Community Advocate
Kate Adams
Community Advocate
Steve Warfield
Community Advocate
Organisation Representatives
Ayesha Patterson
APM Communities, LAC Support Officer
Jerina Esterhuysen
Wanslea, Early Childhood Approach Practitioner
