Welcome Fiona Kelly
Wednesday, 20 July 2011 00:00
UnitingCare Wesley Bowden is pleased to welcome Fiona Kelly to the position of General Manager Progams.
Having been in leadership positions for 25 years of her career, Fiona brings considerable expertise and experience to the team at UCW Bowden. Fiona has previously held positions in both the government and private sector. She has been a manager and director of operational services, worked in policy & planning at a sector level, led multiple and complex projects at a state level and most recently worked as an external consultant to organisations in areas of leadership assessment and development.
Fiona will have day to day responsibility for the effectiveness and reach of Bowden’s client services. Her professional background in Psychology and her previous on the ground service delivery experience equips her well for her key role of ensuring that Bowden’s varied client services are delivered as required by our funders, and to a high standard at all times. Management and continuous improvement of our service delivery modes of practice plus the identification of potential new service areas with a central focus on clients, will assist Bowden in targeting client needs and meeting our core purpose – Enhancing the self sufficiency and quality of life of people who are socially disadvantaged.
A word from Fiona
‘I am very pleased to have been appointed to the position of GM. I am hopeful that my previous positions in government in the disability, justice and mental health sectors alongside my recent international consulting role will bring a relevant set of experiences to help take Bowden forward in its service offerings. The Managers and staff of UCW Bowden are a very committed group who work diligently to deliver quality services to clients! I am very much looking forward to working closely with them to continue to enhance our programmes areas and to ensure that our services reflect best practice and the most efficient and effective use of funds and resources that are available to us.’