Queen's Birthday Honours Recipients, either with vision impairment, working
with vision impairment, or disability
Carla Anderson, Able Australia's Deafblind Services Manager
Now Carla Anderson AM
Contact Able Australia1300 225 369<info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF
AUSTRALIAhttps://www.gg.gov.au/sites/default/files/files/honours/qb/qb2015/sinvhopeg/Media%20Notes%20-%20AM%20(A-L).pdf
Ms Carla Lee ANDERSON, 23 Yarralumla Drive, Langwarrin Vic 3910For significant
service to people who are deafblind, through advocacy, support and service
delivery roles, and to interpreter training.
Manager, Deafblind Services, Able Australia, since 2001.
Member, National Relay Service Board, 'no dates'.
Involved in the establishment, Australian Sign Language Interpreters
Association, formerly the Association of Victorian Interpreters for Deaf
People, mid 1980s; Committee Member, Auslan, current.
Member, National Relay Service Board, since 2010.
Committee Member, Australian Deaf Blind Council, current.
Guest Speaker, Geelong Deaf and Hearing Loss Expo, supported by Deafness
Australia, 2014.
Involved in establishment, Victorian Usher's and Deafblind Group, 1990s.
Founding Member, Victorian Deaf Women's Support Group.
Founding Member, Mothers Group for Deaf Women.
Recognition includes:Victorian Honour Roll of Women, Department of Human
Services, Government of Victoria, 2008.
Bye for now Erika WebbTuesday 9th June 2015erikaweb@xxxxxxxxx.au08 9401 6078041
991 8264
From: Peter Greco <peter.19.greco@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: insightsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, 8 June 2015, 19:03
Subject: [insightsa] Queen's Birthday Honours Recipients, either with vision
impairment, working with vision impairment, or disability
If you know of anyone recognised today in the Queen's Birthday
Honours who has a vision impairment, or any other disability, or
has been recognised for their work in these areas, could you
please let us know?
Peter
