Board Members
Dr Diane Davies (Managing Director)
A director of the company since 25th October 2010. Dr Davies has a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Western Australia, is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and has a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine from James Cook University.
In addition to her clinical role she has been Director of Medical Services at King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, Alice Springs Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. She has extensive experience in working with Aboriginal women in their communities in Central Australia.Dr Davies has provided management advice to Mobile GP since September 2009.
Dr Andrew Davies
A director since incorporation of the company on 22 January 2008. Dr Davies has a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Western Australia and a Fellowship to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He has been working as a medical practitioner for the past 12 years.
During this time he has developed interests in Aboriginal Health, Homeless Medicine, Child and Adolescent Health and Mental Health. For the last 5 years he has been working with Homeless and Marginalised people to try and overcome some of the barriers to healthcare that they experience.
Rosalynde (Ros) Mulley
Ros has held senior leadership roles in community services in both government and not-for-profit organisations, leading change and innovation in areas that serve, support and assist the most vulnerable in our community. As a member of Executive Teams, she has harnessed the strengths of the workforce to accomplish reform and transform service provision through sound strategy, engagement and creativity in the face of complex social challenges. She has also participated in corporate governance duties including development of strategy; budget management; quality, OHS and audit activities; and risk management.
Ros’s leadership experience has been in the not-for-profit sector in Queensland and Western Australia over the past 16 years. Prior to that, she trained and worked as a Social Worker and Senior Social Worker for the Health Department of Western Australia; then as Director of Social Work in the Logan-Beaudesert Health District in Queensland. In addition to this, Ros participated in running a successful family business over 15 years from 1978 – 1993.
Employed by Ruah Community Services from March 2011- February 2017 Ros’s experience includes Executive oversight of a range of community support services that focused on vulnerable and disadvantaged groups and individuals and included:
- Remand and reintegration services to women in prison and exiting prison
- Women’s refuges and other family and domestic violence services
- A range of programs addressing homelessness
- Mental health support and recovery programs
- Tenancy support for people in public housing across the Perth Metropolitan area for people at risk of losing their housing
- Facilitating housing in the private housing market for families who are either already homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Prior to that, Ros worked at Churches of Christ in Queensland (COC Care) for eight years as Director of Family and Community Care, overseeing services which spread throughout Queensland, including regional areas. Areas of responsibility included:
- A range of out of home care services for children and young people
- Housing tenancy management and development of affordable housing
- Early childhood services
Ros is committed to influence and lead change in policies and service provision to enable those who are the most disadvantaged and vulnerable in our society to improve their situations and wellbeing. She has worked in partnership with Homeless Healthcare over many years and is now delighted to be a Board member, contributing to maintaining, growing and developing their services.
Bev Wotzko (Treasurer)
Bev Wotzko brings 15 years’ experience in the community sector working for The Salvation Army, Life Without Barriers, Ruah Community Services and Kids’ Camps Inc (trading as Cahoots Org).
Bev’s experience includes 10 years as a State Finance Manager and member of State leadership teams as well as 2 years working as a Manager for a variety of programs providing a response to Homelessness and Domestic Violence.
Bev has a Diploma of Business (Frontline Management) and a Diploma of Accounting.
Bev is recognised as a well organised and disciplined leader with substantial experience in administration, finance, management and direct service delivery and possesses highly developed communication and interpersonal skills.
Bev brings the following skills to the Homeless Healthcare Board:
- Team and people development; strong leadership abilities
- Application of strong financial management and accounting practices
- Identification and implementation of new practices to improve business and finance systems, based on rigorous evaluation and review processes
- Budget development/forecasting, monitoring
- Program management
- Positive stakeholder engagement and fostering of workplace relationships
Bev has a never-ending thirst for knowledge and a strong commitment to excellence and is readily able to identify relevant emerging issues and address them with innovative and creative business solutions.
With a commitment to social justice, Bev is attracted to the purposeful work that serves to contribute to the community, inclusively communicating with stakeholders at all levels.