Dorothy Yiu OAM JP

主 席
Chairperson

BSSc (SW), GDipCouns (Grief & Loss), GDipLib, GDipExeSci

Founder of the Chinese Cancer and Chronic Illness Society of Victoria (CCCIS) in 1996, Dorothy has a background in social work and counselling. Having been working in the field for almost four decades, Dorothy has extensive experience in health and human services, such as aged care, domestic violence, disability and migrant services. She has also been a cancer health educator for over 25 years focusing on cancer prevention and support.

Wina Kung

副 主 席
Deputy Chairperson

MSW, M. SSci (Training & HRM),
B. Social Work

Wina has been involving with the Chinese Cancer and Chronic Illness Society of Victoria (CCCIS) since 2001 participating in organisation events and as an advisor for CCCIS for over three years. Wina is a retired General Manager in Community Aged Care, she specialises in strategic planning, service operations and management of community aged care and disability services. Special interests include care at home for older people and people with a disability, Dementia care, and multicultural communities. Multicultural/Diversity is one of Wina’s passions. She works with a range of people from various cultural backgrounds and builds relationships and partnerships with diverse groups.

Jacob Lee

財 務
Treasurer

CPA

With over 20 years of 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.

Frieda Si

秘 書
Secretary

MSWQ, GDipHlthHSMgt, BA,
DipGov FICDA

With a professional background in social work, education and health management, Frieda has been actively involved with the Society since 2015, starting as a volunteer and progressing to various staff roles over several years. Frieda then left the Society to pursue her passion for palliative care. She is currently a practising community palliative care social worker while completing her PhD at Flinders University, focusing on palliative care support services for culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Frieda also has experience working with communities across different ages in community health, settlement, housing, disability support and student wellbeing.