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    Member Profiles

    Asitha Gurusinghe - Website, Board Member

    Peter RickardsBorn Sri Lanka, and brought up in New Zealand, Asitha brings Culture to ADDE as well as Graduating in Science and Computing with interests in Science, Education and Multimedia. He is a person with a disability who has experienced first-hand how the workplace fails to provide adequate support, and feels strongly enough about campaigning for Workplace Reforms to accommodate more people with disabilities.

       
       
    Peter Rickards - Founding & Current President, Board Member David Sullivan -Secretary, Board Member
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    Edward Manuel - Treasurer, Board Member Gordon Trott - Board Member
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    Amy Marshall - Board Member Asitha Gurusinghe - Website, Board Member
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    Kathy Leitch, - Development Coordinator Geoff Crawford - Operations Coordinator
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    Juliana NwobuMember Alan Bartlett - Member
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    Ania Zamecznik -Member Jason Anderson - Member
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    Amanda McNeillMember Michael Merrett - Member
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    Our mission is to increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities and from diverse backgrounds in Australia. For those of you who are not aware we were officially formed on September 7, 2005 at Victorian Council of Social Services (VCOSS).

    ADDE promotes pro-active employment policies and practices for disadvantaged groups including people with disabilities, mature age workers, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds as well as indigenous people. People who fall into more than one of these categories are recognised as being even more disadvantaged. Therefore, we see a greater need for a change of attitude and awareness.