HRFC Management Committee
HRFC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR
Marian Kaye
I have lived in the Withers area for over 20 years and enjoy giving back to my community.
I am a lecturer at SRTAFE and assist migrants to improve their English skills
to further their ability to live and engage in life in Australia.
Marian Kaye
I have lived in the Withers area for over 20 years and enjoy giving back to my community.
I am a lecturer at SRTAFE and assist migrants to improve their English skills
to further their ability to live and engage in life in Australia.
HRFC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE DEPUTY CHAIR
Suzanne Mumford
I am a Child Health Nurse working with WA Country Health.
I have worked in Bunbury and surrounds for over 10 years, for Bunbury Community Health.
My passion is child development and growth and parental wellbeing.
During this time I have developed an understanding of the communities needs and had a strong association with the HRFC.
Suzanne Mumford
I am a Child Health Nurse working with WA Country Health.
I have worked in Bunbury and surrounds for over 10 years, for Bunbury Community Health.
My passion is child development and growth and parental wellbeing.
During this time I have developed an understanding of the communities needs and had a strong association with the HRFC.
HRFC MANAGEMENT TREASURER
Julie Ranson
Julie has lived in the Withers/Usher area since 1990 and loves the neighbourhood. Julie and her children were part of Hudson Road Family Centre activities soon after it first opened. Julie is really pleased to give back to this great centre now that she has a bit more time to offer. Julie has spent many years as an Adult literacy/Numeracy lecturer at TAFE, she loves swimming, singing, bushwalking and volunteering.
Julie Ranson
Julie has lived in the Withers/Usher area since 1990 and loves the neighbourhood. Julie and her children were part of Hudson Road Family Centre activities soon after it first opened. Julie is really pleased to give back to this great centre now that she has a bit more time to offer. Julie has spent many years as an Adult literacy/Numeracy lecturer at TAFE, she loves swimming, singing, bushwalking and volunteering.
HRFC MANAGEMENT SECRETARY
Noosha Bahshad
Noosha started working in Bunbury in 2017. She has enjoyed working with people of all walks of life ever since.
Noosha engages in various sports and community activities; her current favourites are gardening and tree planting.
She would appreciate hearing your secrets to growing a nice vegetable garden!
Noosha Bahshad
Noosha started working in Bunbury in 2017. She has enjoyed working with people of all walks of life ever since.
Noosha engages in various sports and community activities; her current favourites are gardening and tree planting.
She would appreciate hearing your secrets to growing a nice vegetable garden!
HRFC MANAGEMENT STAFF LIAISON
Paige Rae
I returned to my home town of Harvey in 2022 having spent 12 years working in Public Health and Health Promotion in the Southern Wheatbelt. I currently work for Playgroup WA in 2 roles; facilitating PlayConnect+ here at Hudson Road (a playgroup for Children with developmental differences) as well as more broadly supporting Playgroups across the South West and Southern Wheatbelt regions. I am passionate about inclusive communities and supporting early childhood development and paternal mental health. Spare time is limited with primary aged twins but netball and DIY renovating a 1950s house are the current hobbies that bring a lot of fun.
Paige Rae
I returned to my home town of Harvey in 2022 having spent 12 years working in Public Health and Health Promotion in the Southern Wheatbelt. I currently work for Playgroup WA in 2 roles; facilitating PlayConnect+ here at Hudson Road (a playgroup for Children with developmental differences) as well as more broadly supporting Playgroups across the South West and Southern Wheatbelt regions. I am passionate about inclusive communities and supporting early childhood development and paternal mental health. Spare time is limited with primary aged twins but netball and DIY renovating a 1950s house are the current hobbies that bring a lot of fun.
HRFC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER
Dr Keen Cheok
Keen has called Bunbury home since 2016 having previously lived in Malaysia, Melbourne and Perth.
He joined the Hudson Road management committee in May 2023.
He is a full time family physician and Director of Clinical Services for the Southwest Aboriginal Medical Service. In his spare time, he is a dedicated hubby that likes to learn and do all sorts of DIY projects, dabbling in guitar, strategy games, tennis, badminton, cycling, hiking, and just generally constantly improving or fixing things up.
The beauty of the internet is that it can teach you almost everything with a bit of practice, or nothing useful at all.
Dr Keen Cheok
Keen has called Bunbury home since 2016 having previously lived in Malaysia, Melbourne and Perth.
He joined the Hudson Road management committee in May 2023.
He is a full time family physician and Director of Clinical Services for the Southwest Aboriginal Medical Service. In his spare time, he is a dedicated hubby that likes to learn and do all sorts of DIY projects, dabbling in guitar, strategy games, tennis, badminton, cycling, hiking, and just generally constantly improving or fixing things up.
The beauty of the internet is that it can teach you almost everything with a bit of practice, or nothing useful at all.
HRFC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER
Cherie Hazlitt
I am Cherie and work through WA Country Health as a child development service physiotherapist.
Whilst originally from WA, I worked in Tasmania for 20 years before coming to Bunbury nearly 8 years ago.
I am interested in and support activities and projects that support families and children
to have happy, connected, healthy lives.
Cherie Hazlitt
I am Cherie and work through WA Country Health as a child development service physiotherapist.
Whilst originally from WA, I worked in Tasmania for 20 years before coming to Bunbury nearly 8 years ago.
I am interested in and support activities and projects that support families and children
to have happy, connected, healthy lives.
HRFC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER
Anne Spere
Anne graduated in music at the University of Adelaide then played violin professionally with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. In Sydney she pursued a career in arts management at the State Library of NSW. Since moving to regional NSW then WA she has been active as a music educator, teaching strings, directing orchestras and securing funding for numerous musical organisations. In Bunbury she teaches violin, plays with the Philharmonic South West Orchestra, sings with Bel Canto Choir and is heavily involved with the reconciliation journey of First Nations Australians.
Anne Spere
Anne graduated in music at the University of Adelaide then played violin professionally with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. In Sydney she pursued a career in arts management at the State Library of NSW. Since moving to regional NSW then WA she has been active as a music educator, teaching strings, directing orchestras and securing funding for numerous musical organisations. In Bunbury she teaches violin, plays with the Philharmonic South West Orchestra, sings with Bel Canto Choir and is heavily involved with the reconciliation journey of First Nations Australians.
