Sheree George

Sheree George is a seasoned public health advisor with extensive experience in community development and health promotion, currently serving at the Northland District Health Board since November 2015, focusing on initiatives for improving health and reducing inequities, particularly in Māori health. In addition to this role, Sheree has simultaneously worked as a Community Development Officer for the City of Rockingham since January 2015, emphasizing infrastructure accessibility and collaboration with Aboriginal communities. Sheree has also held a managerial position at Midway Community Care since January 2013, overseeing strategies for community inclusion for individuals with disabilities. A technical writer and training consultant for Calibre Global since 2010, Sheree is responsible for reporting and documentation for various projects. Prior experience includes roles at the WA State Government, focusing on Indigenous rehabilitation, and representing stakeholders for the Western Australian Local Government Association. Sheree holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences from Edith Cowan University.