STAFF
BECKY GIBLIN
Pasifika Coordinator
Becky was born and raised in Fiji and brings with her ten years of non profit experience and being an advocate for Pacific People. She has worked across multiple organisations specialising in communications, operations and community engagement. She is coming onboard as our Pasifika Coordinator and will be working to bring PHAB more into the wider Pacific community as a young Pacific woman leading our Pacific team.
LEXI LONGMAN
Auckland Community Coordinator
Events and Social Media Communications
Lexi brings a wealth of knowledge to the team with 15 years experience in the health and wellness sector specialising in disability care. Lexi’s passion for disability youth work started running disability youth programs in Ethiopia with a local charity whilst living in the UK completing in her last year of schooling and has just grown from there.
Lexi has worked alongside PHAB in various different roles including running clubs, events and management roles.
KERRY BARNETT
General Manager
Kerry has a lifelong connection with PHAB, beginning as a child when she was living in the UK. After several adjournments abroad and across New Zealand, Kerry is back as the PHAB Team Leader.
Kerry brings her creative approach, experience and love for the sector in all that she does for PHAB and the management team.
SARAH WALTON
North Shore Community Coordinator
Sarah is a recent occupational therapy graduate with interests in social and creative based programmes for all demographics. She believes that strong relationships are the foundation on which positive change can be built. For this reason she finds a lot of meaning in working directly with our members at PHAB, as well as being part of the management team.
Sarah currently splits her time at PHAB between Peers, club leadership and club co-ordination.
KRAMER
PHAB Pasifika Youth Representitive
Kramer has a solid history of youth work behind him, including Chairing several Youth Advisory Boards. Currently, he is a member of the Auckland Council Youth Board, co-creating and delivering outstanding youth development workshops and programs all over New Zealand.
An all-round youth mentor and role model, with major aspirations, Kramer hopes one day to be the next Disability Commissioner. Watch this space!