Is a Mother, Carer, Community Leader, Facilitator and Information Sharer and is proud to live and work on the lands of Nyangbul Country, part of Bundjalung Nation. Local Aboriginal murals depict the story of the Three brothers who first travelled here by sea – Yarbirri, Mamoon and Burrung who were the ancestral founders of the Bundjalung Nation, according to oral Traditions. One brother went south, another west and the third brother north. In doing so the three brothers founded the tribal groups of the Bundjalung Nation.
Mythology says the ‘Dirawong’, an unseen spiritual creature also known as the goanna spirit, is one of the Creator Beings of the Bundjalung, that protects, guards, battles the Rainbow Snake, and helps the people.

Meredith has been a passionate Advocate for over 27 years and has instigated change by thinking outside the box and focussing on a strengths-based, person- centred approach. She is an LGBTQI+ and culturally safe person.

She has been doing NDIS pre-planning and Support Coordination with many self -managed & plan managed families since 2017 and creating and delivering successful NDIS Workshops, individually and in group settings for several years.
Meredith has worked as an Independent Support- Coordinator with Jeder Institute and in her own business, in Northern NSW since July 2017.

In her spare time Meredith is a volunteer for NSW SES North Eastern Unit and loves learning & being a part of the important roles the SES have in managing Storm, Tsunami and Flood and attending search, rescue & recovery operations.
She is passionate about social Justice, community development, Supporting local creatives, Art, Music, cheese & wine!