Michael Graham is a proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Wiradjuri man who is passionate about improving the outcomes of his people and for the last 20 years has contributed to the wellbeing of the Community through his work at various Community organisations. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer at the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS).

He has been a Board Member at the Bendigo and District Aboriginal Co-operative and a former Board Chairperson at VAHS and the Fitzroy Stars Aboriginal Community Youth Club/Gymnasium.

Dallas is a proud Dharug man who holds a Bachelor of Social Work and an Advanced Diploma of Business (Governance). Dallas previously worked in the remote Western Australian community of Balgo where he held various positions including the Chief Executive Officer of the Wirrimanu Aboriginal Community. Dallas works for the Bendigo & District Aboriginal Corportation (BDAC) as the Director of Operations overseeing the BDAC Medical Clinic and Family and Community Services teams. During his time, he has significantly increased the income of the organisation’s medical clinic. Dallas’ passions are focused on the future of improved health for his people and believes self-determination plays an integral part in achieving this goal.

Felicia Dean is a proud Yorta Yorta woman, and the Chief Executive Officer of Rumbalara. She is a mother of two and grandmother to three. 

Felicia has a strong background in Aboriginal Affairs and the Community-controlled sector, and supports the Empowered Communities model based on self-determination, and flexibility as the way forward for addressing the disparity across Australia for Aboriginal communities.

Tammy Bundle is the Chief Executive Officer at Moogji Aboriginal Council East Gippsland Inc.
She is a highly motivated professional with more than a decades experience in Aboriginal health, financial management, leadership and creating positive clinical outcomes. She is committed to supporting the wellbeing of Community, including self-determination of Aboriginal peoples needs; to self- govern their own health and strive to deliver culturally appropriate Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services. Tammy has served on the boards of several Aboriginal organisations and was the Gippsland Representative on the Premier’s Aboriginal Advisory Council.

Currently in the role of CEO for Cummeragunja Health and Development Aboriginal Corporation.

Over 20 years experience in Aboriginal health in the community controlled sector. Passionate about making positive changes that empower our Mob to achieve their full potential

James Griffiths is a proud Wangaaypuwan man from Cobar NSW, who has called Gippsland home for over 22 years.
After losing his sight from 2003, he was legally blind by 2005 and after numerous operations has been completely blind since 2011.
Having lived experience of impairments and the different ways the Community live, James hopes to bring disability advocacy and awareness to the Board of VACCHO. James recently became a member of the Victorian Government’s Disability Advisory Council and is a Board Member of Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation in Sale.