Gwenda Freeman
Associate Lecturer in Aboriginal Health Education

Gwenda is a Yorta Yorta woman and has recently returned to Victoria, she holds a BA, and an MBA, as well as a Diploma of Community Services and she has worked in Rural Health, Aboriginal Health and Aboriginal education for most of her career with organisations and services in Victoria, Queensland and Northern Territory.

 

Gwenda is a member of the DRH Aboriginal Health team, and her role includes teaching, research and supporting local Aboriginal students who are studying health subjects, she also lectures in Aboriginal health, particularly to the rurally based medical students. She is passionate about Aboriginal health, and education, and about improving the wellbeing of Aboriginal people.  She is also a Fellow of the ACHSM and a committee member of the Friends of the Rural Health Alliance.

Raylene Nixon
Aboriginal Partnerships and Community Engagement Officer

Information about Raylene coming soon!