Our Story

Belinda is the Co-CEO and Senior Aboriginal Consultant at Curijo.

Belinda oversees and supports business services, corporate functions, and the delivery of high-quality consulting services with practiced leadership. Known for her unwavering commitment, she champions the widespread nurturing of broader outcomes and improve outcomes for Aboriginal people and all Australians through healing, wellbeing and economic development and security.

Belinda is a Barkindji, Wailan, Worimi and Wiradjuri woman, a mum of 3 living on Wiradjuri Country.

Tina has extensive management experience within the employment, social and community service sectors and is well known for her leadership and managerial skills.

Tina has worked at a state-wide level with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, families and communities in service delivery, community development and organisational development and at a National Level with the Human Rights Commission. Tina’s qualifications as a Trainer and Assessor has allowed her to deliver training to Aboriginal Organisations, Corporate and Government agencies in Cultural Awareness, Cultural Safety and Trauma Informed Care.

Tina specialises in working with both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children, young people and adults within the Out-of-Home Care and Family Support fields.

Tina is a Wiradjuri-Ngunnawal woman, mum and grandmother living on Dharawal Country.

Natasja is a leader in her work in the community services sector and has worked for the past twenty years in family support, parenting, disability, domestic violence and mental health support, education and training.

Natasja has extensive experience in working with children, young people and families, males and females experiencing domestic and family violence, sexual assault, relationship breakdowns, including family law matters, un-employment and disability.

Natasja compassionate and caring nature compliments her comprehensive skills, experience and qualification to educate and support workers, families and children within the community services sector.

Natasja’s skill in encouraging the clients participation and input during the education courses is inspiring and Natasja’s skill has been enlisted to mentor the up and coming consultants in our team, to achieve the same results.

Natasja is a mum of 1 living on Dharawal Country, she enjoys bush walking, walking at the beach, reading and spending time with family and friends.

Belinda has extensive management and therapeutic care experience within the child protection, out of home care, leadership, and community sectors.

Belinda is well known for her inspirational, highly skilled and multi-disciplinary leadership and is highly experienced in executive management. Belinda operates within the confines and complex legislative guidelines and has a comprehensive understanding of government operations, policies, and practices at a state and Commonwealth level.

Belinda’s grass roots practice and experience and her ability to translate research into practice, is well known and regarded. Belinda’s development and delivery of highly engaging training at all levels and is renowned for her infectious passion partnering with families to achieve change.

Belinda is a mum of 2 living on Yuin Country and enjoys horse riding and being crafty with her side hobby.

Bill is an Aboriginal man who identifies with the Wiradjuri People of NSW. Bill is certified in Workplace Training and Assessment, Mediation, Child Protection and Investigation.

Bill has significant experience in public and community service and is committed to social justice, equity and equality. This experience is credited to working across varied areas including direct service delivery with vulnerable children, young people and families as a caseworker and manager and was a Senior Policy Officer with NSW Ombudsman and NSW Attorney General’s Department, CEO of AbSec and Senior Investigator with the Office of Fair Trading.

Bill’s achievements have enabled him to design, develop and facilitate adult education solutions, whilst supporting the needs of Aboriginal people to overcome disadvantage. This expertise assists with consultation within the Aboriginal and non-Indigenous communities and agencies to achieve improved outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through genuine engagement and collaboration.

Bill is a Wiradjuri man, proud father and grandfather living on Wiradjuri Country.

Ingrid Morgan is a distinguished leader in adult education and training, supportive to multiculturalism and the importance of diversity and inclusion to build stronger and better communities. Her multifaceted background includes qualifications as a merit-based scholar in IT, an MBA with honors, and an ongoing Graduate Certificate in Law (Juris Doctor pathway) and rich credentials, including global coaching accreditations and being mentored by world-renowned transformational leaders in their fields. Ingrid’s extensive experience spans roles as a project lead, content writer, instructional designer, university lecturer, trainer/assessor of 6 business qualifications and consultant on human capital and learning management systems. Notably, she was one of only four MBA interns chosen for the NFP sector, with her work recognised by the World Bank. Ingrid’s dedication to social justice and community service extends to teaching Indigenous children in Indonesia and pioneering training programs that reflect her profound commitment to educational excellence and societal impact.

Ingrid is a mum of 3 living on Dharawal Country, she enjoys quality time with family and friends, beach, traveling, reading and participating in the community events such as Culture Mix and Sisterhood movements.

Samantha has twentyfive years’ experience in the administration field in a variety of roles and specialises in document management, extensive reporting and demonstrates extreme strength in organisation, time-management, and eye for detail.

Samantha’s success has developed invaluable skills including leadership, quality assurance, reporting, communication and exceptional organisational skills.

Samantha has extensive experience in procedure writing, document management systems, spreadsheets and developing forms, in which council had enlisted her expertise to develop and upgrade their current quality standards.

Samantha is a mum of 3 living on Dharawal, Durug and Gundungurra Country, she enjoys her time reading in the sun, spending time with family and friends and volunteering with the local Rugby League Football Club as a Wellbeing and Community Engagement delegate and Child Protection Officer.