Rebecca Cornish: Executive Director of Family and Community Services
We welcome Rebecca Cornish to the position of Executive Director of Family and Community Services.
This is a crucial role to lead the delivery of vital Samaritans services.
Rebecca is passionate about working with the most vulnerable people in our society.
She has a professional background in both clinical work and business leadership, holding CEO and General Manager positions at well-known not-for-profit organisations, including Lifeline.
Rebecca brings with her a wealth of experience in the development and delivery of support services across youth and adult mental health, counselling, mediation, sexual and family violence, and aged care.
Deb Clancy: Executive Director of Education
After almost 38 years spent teaching in regional classrooms, 28 in leadership positions, and three as Lakes Grammar school principal, Deb Clancy is keen to sink her teeth into a role that promises to be both challenging and rewarding.
Deb started her new position as Executive Director of Education at Newcastle Anglican in January.
“The ED role helps the four Newcastle Anglican schools work together, to leverage off the expertise that we have in each school and within our organisation,” she says.
“Our point of difference is that we are a collection of faith-based schools, and we are committed to inclusivity and excellence.
“Our uniforms are unisex, our attitudes are welcoming, we offer learning in a safe space and promote belonging.
“You can be whoever you want to be at our schools.”
Cayley Fairley: Executive Director of NDIS and Community
Cayley Fairley is a familiar and friendly face within Newcastle Anglican.
After spending the past six months as Director of Community and Allied Health, Cayley has stepped into the role of Executive Director NDIS and Community.
During her time with Newcastle Anglican, Cayley has worked tirelessly to gain a grass roots understanding of all aspects of her directorate, including thorough insights into client management system needs.