Committee of Management

Carson Au BPharm, MPS, AACPA

Deputy Chairperson

Carson has been a committee member of Chinese Cancer and Chronic Illness Society of Victoria since 2015. He has a background in healthcare and pharmaceutical science. He is a practicing pharmacist in Australia and Hong Kong, and currently practicing in community pharmacy and hospital pharmacy. Carson has interest in complementary medicine, chronic disease management and preventative health. 

Wanling Zhang BMed, MHSc

Hon. Secretary

A volunteer and a member of the Committee of Management of Chinese Cancer and Chronic Illness Society of Victoria (CCCIS) since 2011, Wanling has been the Secretary of CCCIS since 2013. Wanling was trained in and practised Chinese Medicine in China. After completing her Master of Health Science in Latrobe University, Wanling has been working in the health and community service sector in Australia for over 25 years. She has extensive experience in aged care, domestic violence, disability support, health education and promotion, migrant and refugee settlement support, and training.

Jacob Lee CPA

Treasurer

With over 20 years strategic leadership and direct management experience in not-for-profit (NFP) and social enterprises, Jacob is a certified practising accountant and a qualified social worker trained in gestalt therapy. He has been involved in settlement, housing, aged care and disability services, victims of crime counselling and has overseen finance, information and communication technology, human resource and quality assurance functions of NFP organisations.

Mandy Lee BSSc, DipEd, MA, MEd

Committee Member

As an education consultant, Mandy Lee started her career as a teacher, teacher educator and curriculum developer.  She had an experience of teaching in the primary, secondary and tertiary institutions and was the editor of a series of General Studies textbooks for Primary 1 to 6 students in Hong Kong. Her work on designing the bilingual advanced care planner, “My Farewell Wishes” booklet was well received by the Australian Chinese community. 

Dr Frank Wang MD

Committee Member

Dr Frank Wang graduated from University of Melbourne in 2017. He is a medical doctor with special interest in health promotion and chronic illness prevention especially among the local Chinese community. He has been a committee member of CCCIS since 2018 and has participated in several health promotion events with a wide range of topics including COVID, vaccination, osteoporosis, dementia, organ donation and my health record.

Margaret Yung BSW, AASW member

Committee Member

Margaret is a social worker and is currently working in the community not for profit organisation. Margaret experiences includes counselling, advocacy, and case management, focuses on the areas of aged care, dementia care, culturally appropriate support, parenting education, as well as disability and mental health advocacy and support in the last twenty years.