Miss Minerva LAU

is an Australia’s Aged Care Clinical and Finance Specialist with 30 years of solid clinical background as a Registered Nurse (APHRA, NMBA) across public, private and non-profit aged care facilities. She demonstrates highly adaptive planning, administrative, legislative, fiscal, human resources and daily operational knowledge and experience in Australian Residential Aged Care system. She is a comprehensive and knowledgeable supervisor and consultant to coach the workforces and manage organization sustainability.

Dr Wilfred Wang

is a lecturer in media and communication studies at the University of Melbourne.  His latest research project explores the social meaning of mobile media use among older Chinese migrants in Australia. As a university teacher, he works closely with students from diverse backgrounds and is passionate about promoting their awareness of mental health and wellbeing. Wilfred currently is a member of the regional advisory council of the Victorian Multicultural Commission. He also volunteers at his local Country Fire Authority (CFA) branch and is their Fundraising Coordinator.

Dr Agnes, Kwok Tung NG

Dr Ng has over 30 years working experience in social work. Prior to being a private consultant, she was the Assistant Chief Executive of Christian Family Service Centre (HK) where she supervised the operation and development of their integrated programs including family, elderly care and rehabilitation services. She also worked as an adjunct lecturer for the Master of Counselling at Monash University. All along, she provides trainings, clinical supervision and consultancy services to social work professionals, organizations, and training institutes in Hong Kong, Singapore, China, and Australia.

Ms. Aurora TANG

is a specialist in Public Health and Community Development, with extensive work experience in research, NPOs, Primary Care, and Public Sector. She is passionate and committed to improving health and wellbeing for Victorians, especially for the diverse communities and the vulnerable cohorts. She is recognized as an empathic, authentic and accountable community volunteer and advocate for health equity and social cohesion.

Mr. Patrick POON

worked in the finance industry for nearly forty years. He worked voluntary for a few welfare agencies to contribute back to the community after he retired. He has been an active Community Visitor for the Office of the Public Advocate for three years, and volunteering at a Day Activity Centre for the intellectual impaired and subsequently served in its Board of Management for seven years.

Dr Caroline, Yuk King YUEN

is an experienced social worker in aged care, senior education, mental health of older adults and carer support. She is also specialized in research, training, case management and community health promotion.