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Tania joined the Blairlogie Board in November 2019. Tania has spent the last 20+ years in the not-for-profit community sector but has over 35 years of Management experience in the Banking, Telecommunication, Security and Community Sectors. She holds tertiary qualifications in Management, Project Management, Community Sector Management and Governance. She is an avid toxophilite (dedicated archer) having represented Victoria at State level and is a Justice of the Peace. Tania has two children on the autism spectrum and her daughter attends Blairlogie.
Colin brings with him a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to community service. He previously served on the Blairlogie board
from 2007 to 2020 and rejoined in 2025, continuing his long-standing dedication to our mission.
Colin is currently the Vice President of the Tooradin & District Sports Club, where he has been a dedicated board member for the
past 15 years. He also serves as Treasurer on the Committee of Management at Balla Balla Community Centre, a role he has held
for the last three years. His involvement extends to several other local community group executive committees.
With a strong background in local government, Colin also served as a Councillor for the City of Casey from 2003 to 2008 and held the
position of Mayor in 2007.
Carol has been involved with Blairlogie from its very beginning in 1984, firstly on the steering committee then on the Board of Management. She was President from 2004 to 2020. She is a qualified nurse by profession and is now retired. Carol has a daughter attending Blairlogie.
Gerard has 30 years' experience in Commonwealth investigations and professional standards. As a parent of three adult children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, he advocates strongly for the rights of those with disabilities. Gerard previously served on the Board at another non-profit organisation specialising in disability services. Gerard has a daughter attending Blairlogie.
Ken first joined the Board of Management in 1995 and was President for seven years. During this time he was involved in the establishment and building of the North Road facility. Whilst working in the TAFE system Ken was able to arrange the building of Scott Cottage which is currently being used for respite accommodation. The original old house on the property was renovated for daily programs by volunteers supervised by him. Ken is a retired plumbing and mechanical services teacher and has a son attending Blairlogie.