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Philip Beilby
Chief Executive Vaka Tautua
(incorporating PIASS & Malologa Trusts) |
Kathleen Tuai Business Development Manager
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Lorraine Vala Administrator |
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Philip
joined PIASS in November 2005. His background includes
significant
experience in the mental health and disabilities sector, and in senior health management.
Philip is a registered Psychiatric Nurse with Masters and post graduate qualifications in
health, education, and Management.
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Kathleen is a qualified lawyer, of Tongan heritage. Her background includes experience in Pacific organisations within the NGO
sector (including PIASS). Kathleen is currently engaged in
identifying and developing new business opportunities for PIASS Trust.
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Lorraine is responsible for collation and
recording of data/reports, and the administration of our
PIASS client dbase. She is currently also studying towards a Business
Management degree at Auckland University.
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Augustine Carpentier
Receptionist/P.A. |
Lolomanaia Filiai DIAS Coordinator |
Telesia Tanoai DIAS Coordinator |
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Augie joined PIASS in 2005. She is of Cook Island ethnicity. Her
busy schedule includes reception and administrative duties as well as P.A. to the General
manager. Augie is the cheerful first point of contact for client's contacting PIASS Trust.
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Malo lelei. I am available to provide you with information,
and to assist you with your disability needs,(including environment supports, home based
support, carer support etc). For personal assistance, please contact me on (09) 2786340.
I speak Tongan and English is my second language. I have
personal experience of the needs of a disabled person, so do not be shy - come and have a
coffee and I will listen to you and try to assist you as best I can. “Tupu ola
moui”
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Talofa lava. I am a qualified Social Worker, experienced in
working with Pacific People, and supporting them with their disability needs. I also work well with people from other cultures, understanding their values and communicating
with them effectively. I am a proud Samoan mum of 7 children.
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Tina Mataiti DIAS Coordinator
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I extend a warm “KIA ORANA, meaning - MAY YOU LIVE LONG” to everyone. My role at PIASS Trust is to provide advice and information to Pacific
clients who experience disabilities, to assist clients and their families to advance their
own independence through effective provision and utilization of information about issues
relating to their disability, and to promote and actively encourage people to maximize
their own autonomy and independence.
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