Boyup Brook Telecentre |
Telephone: 97651169
Facsimile: 97651340 Email: telecentre@boyupbrook.org |
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The Boyup Brook Telecentre is a community owned and managed non-profit organisation. The management committee is made up of elected Telecentre members. Their role is to represent the Telecentre in the community and also present the needs and views of the community, provide a forum for new initiatives and to act a board of review.
Our mission statement is: Provide resources and enhance motivation for the economic, social and cultural development of Boyup Brook by delivering training, education, communication and access to information.
A manager and staff operate the Telecentre on a daily basis. A variety of services are offered by contracting local people with relevant skills.
| Management Committee 2008 |
Staff |
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| Nerilee Boshammer - Chairperson |
Lynda Coote - Manager telecentre@boyupbrook.org |
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| Jan Florey - Deputy Chairperson |
Rae Douglas - Lecturer, Accounts administration rjdouglas@boyupbrook.org |
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| Kathy Langley - Treasurer |
Lyn Willett - Admin Officer / Bank Teller lwillett@boyupbrook.org |
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| Narelle Willis - Secretary |
Lorraine Bruyn - Course / Training Coordinator lbruyn@boyupbrook.org |
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| Brian O'Hare - Committee member |
Jodi Nield - Project Officer jnield@boyupbrook.org |
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Kylie Bleechmore - Committee member |
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Daly Winter - Commitee member |
Megan Frost - Admin Officer / Bank Teller |
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| Laura Hemmett-Burkett - School Based Trainee | |||
| Lindsay Newland - Cleaner | |||
| Angela Hales - Consultant / Admin Officer | |||
| Lisa Martello - TAFE Lecturer | |||
The majority of staff are part time or casual employees and contribute many volunteer hours to the Telecentre.
The Boyup Brook Telecentre is part of a statewide network of over 100 Telecentres servicing rural and remote communities in Western Australia. The Telecentre Support Unit, funded through the Department of Local Government and Regional Development, and Regional Coordinators support the widely spread Telecentres.