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The Team
The leadership team
Photo (headshot) of Prof. Christine Imms. Christine has brown, shoudler-length curly hair, wears glasses and sleeveless black top with necklace.
Prof Christine Imms
Project Director
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
A profile shot of Bruce Bonyhady. He is wearing a black business suit with a blue tie and glasses and smiling at the camera.
Prof Bruce Bonyhady OAM
Project Leader
Melbourne Disability Institute
The University of Melbourne
Dr Tim Moore
Project Leader
Centre for Community Child Health
Murdoch Children's Research Institute
A profile image of Ms Denise Luscombe. SHe has shoulder length blonde hair and is smiling at the camera.
Ms Denise Luscombe
Project Leader
Professionals and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention (PRECI)
Gretchen is smiling at the camera while wearing an orange and white shirt. She has short dark blonde hair.
Ms Gretchen Young
Project Leader
SNAICC - National Voice for our Children
Skye is standing in a sunny park and smiling at the camera while wearing an orange jumper and black glasses. She has blonde shoulder length hair.
Ms Skye Kakoschke-Moore
Project Leader
Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA)
Karen is smiling at the camera while wearing a blue blazer over a black shirt, with blue earrings and brown glasses. She has short, curly dark brown hair.
Ms Karen Dimmock
Project Leader
ACD – Advocating for children with a disability
A photo of Kirsten Deane smiling at the camera in a green blouse and blue earrings. She has shoulder length curly blonde hair and red lipstick.
Prof Kirsten Deane, OAM
Project Leader
Melbourne Disability Institute
The University of Melbourne
A/Prof Anita D’Aprano
Project Leader
STRONG kids, STRONG future
The University of Melbourne
Research and project support team
A picture of Dr Sarah Knight smiling at the camera
A/Prof Sarah Knight
Senior Research Fellow
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
Francesca is wearing an artsy colourful shirt with her brown shoulder length straight hair styled in a neat bob. She is smiling at the camera in an Australian outdoor setting.
Dr Francesca Lami
Research Fellow
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
Meg stands against a wall and smiles at the camera in a floral dress and a bright blue MCRI lanyard. She has long straight brown hair.
Dr Meghan Wilson
Research Fellow
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
Georgie is wearing a light green button up shirt and earrings with her hair in a ponytail while she smiles at the camera.
Ms Georgie Rose
Research Manager
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
Miriam is smiling at something off camera to her right. She is wearing a paisley shirt and a necklace, with her hair in a bun.
Ms Miriam Yates
Research Assistant
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
Carolyn is smiling at the camera while wearing a grey shirt and a teal lanyard. She has short brown hair.
Ms Carolyn Pinto
Communications & Consumer Involvement Coordinator
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
A profile photo of Sara Donaldson. She is wearing a black shirt and has long wavy brown and blonde hair. She is smiling at the camera.
Ms Sara Donaldson
Communications and Engagement Manager
Melbourne Disability Institute, The University of Melbourne
A picture of Nicole smiling at the camera.
Ms Nicole Kozelj
Consumer Investigator
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
A picture of Rohan smiling at something in the middle distance.
Mr Rohan Symonds
Consumer Investigator
Healthy Trajectories
The University of Melbourne
A profile photo of Suzanne Long. She is wearing a blue and black checkered sweater and has long curly red hair.
Dr Suzanne Long
Research Fellow
STRONG kids, STRONG future
The University of Melbourne
Kerry Bull is wearing a black shawl over a white shirt with a patterned lanyard around her neck. She has brown glasses and yellow earrings, and she is smiling at the camera. Her shoulder length straight red hair is styled half up half down.
Dr Kerry Bull
Early Childhood & Early Intervention Consultant
Professionals and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention (PRECI)
Susanna is wearing a pink and black scarf and a black jacket with red glasses. She is smiling at the camera.
Dr Susana Gavidia-Payne
Early Childhood & Early Intervention Consultant
Professionals and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention (PRECI)
Anoo is wearing a black and white patterned shirt and round black glasses, with her shoulder length brown hair styled in a neat side part. She is smiling at the camera.
Dr Anoo Bhopti
Early Childhood & Early Intervention Consultant
Professionals and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention (PRECI)
Lyn smiles at the camera while wearing a black shirt. She has short grey hair.
Ms Lyn Allen
Consultant
SNAICC - National Voice for our Children
A profile photo of Sonia Regan. She is wearing a black shirt with black glasses and has long straight blonde hair.
Ms Sonia Regan
Community Impact Manager
Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA)
Nicole is smiling at the camera. She wears a black blazer over a green patterned shirt, and a blazer pin that looks like a white gumleaf. She has long, light brown hair and a styled half-fringe.
Ms Nicole Rees
ACD – Advocating for Children with a Disability
Nick wears a blue plaid button up shirt and smiles at the camera with his arms casually folded.
Mr Nick Davis
Early Years Manager
SNAICC - National Voice for our Children
Consortium partners
A series of logos from our consortium partners. These include Healthy Trajectories, the Melbourne Disability Institute, PRECI, MCRI, SNAICC, ACD, Cyda, and Strong kids Strong future.
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