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oard oF 2 irectors mEmBErs oF thE BoarD ExEcutIvE BoarD oF DIrEctors – For 2007 / 2008 Taisoo Kim WaTson Chairperson Darryl Redding Deputy Chairperson/Strategic Planning Advisor Alan Dean HR Committee Convenor Peter Ambrosiussen Treasurer & Convenor Finance Committee Ian Rosenberger Assets Management Committee Convenor Jeff Stevens Workplace Health and Safety/Risk Management Convenor mEmBErs oF thE BoarD Anne Cross Director UnitingCare Queensland Betty Tan Human Resources Committee Member Jeff Murray Risk Management Committee Manager and Rural/Disability Advisor Jim Black Finance Committee Member Rob Nielsen Human Resources Committee Member Neryl Wearing Director/Board Liaison Officer Phillip Sorensen Director/Legal Advisor John Williams Information Technology Advisor
thE hIstorY oF LIFELINE DarLINg DowNs aND south wEst QuEENsLaND 1975 to 2008 1. The establishment of Lifeline Toowoomba was due to the efforts of Mr Vic Davis – a foundation member of Lifeline Brisbane and retired bank manager. 2. Lifeline Toowoomba opened on 20th July 1975 at Matilda House, 88 Russell Street, Toowoomba (receiving 600 to 700 calls per annum). 3. Rev Geoff Waugh was the Interim Director from July 1975 to November 1975. 4. Rev Robert Holt was the Director from January 1976 to March 1977. 5. Sister Bernadette Curtin L.C.M. the Director from April 1997 to December 1979. 6. The Family Support Service (Known originally as The Homemaker Service) was first funded in January 1979. 7. Rev Noel Park was Director/Managing Director from February 1980 to March 2000. 8. The Material Aid Service was first established in July 1980. 9. Relocation of the Counselling Centre to 161 Hume Street, Toowoomba in August 1980. 10. The Dalby and Warwick Sub-committees were established in 1981 to help pay for the first land line to Toowoomba in June 1982. 11. Lifeline’s current logo was approved by Lifeline Australia National Board in May 1983. 12. The Distribution Centre moved to 2-6 Hodgson Street in 1984-85. 13. Lifeline Farmline was established in 1987 to help farmers cope with high interest rates. 14. Relocation of the Counselling Centre to 127 Russell Street in 1988. 15. Dalby Office was opened in 1991. 16. The Break-even Program was established in June 1993. 17. The National Number 13 11 14 was introduced by Telstra in July 1993. 18. Relocation of the Counselling Centre to 5 Mill Street, in December 1993. 19. Rural Family Counselling Service was established 1995. 20. Registration of the Company on 18th September 1996. 21. Warwick Counselling Rooms and Shop were established in 1997. 22. St George Counselling Rooms and Shop were established in 1998. 23. Relocation of Distribution Centre to 192A Stephen Street in October 1998. 24. Charleville Office was established July 1999. 25. Establishment of No 1 Taylor Street in November 1999. 26. Appointment of Derek Tuffield as General Manager May 2000. 27. Dalby Office (1 Patrick Street) officially opened 4th August 2001. 28. The opening of The Lifeline Smart Tip Shop on 25th June 2003. 29. Purchase of the premises at 17 Long Street in February 2004. 30. Celebration of 30 Years of Service 20 July 2005. hIstorY 31. National Roll-Out of Greater Access Program by Lifeline Australia Incorporated – 13 11 14 in 2006. 32. Commencement of Executive Management Team on 3rd March 2008. 3
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