60 YEARS COMBINED EXPERIENCE
Lifeline’s training support team: when you book our training, you get us! L-R: Caroline Robinson, Tracey Jupp, Kristina Lawrence, June Anderson, Katie Allen and Lisa Willows.
Dr Marilyn June Anderson, Group Manager, Training is based in Newcastle and covers training operations across all Lifeline Direct sites in NSW and Victoria. She coordinates the appointment of trainers from a team of 28 training service providers and 13 Lifeline Centres delivering DV-alert workshops. Service to Lifeline = 25 years Kristina Lawrence, Community Training Facilitator is based in Newcastle and is our primary moderator for virtual deliveries. Kris manages our training booking system, Arlo, and is qualified to deliver safeTALK, ASIST, Accidental Counsellor Foundations, with us 3 years. Katie Allen, Community Training Facilitator is based on the Central Coast with 10 years’ service to Lifeline and is the primary contact for the SOKS Project. She is a key contributor to delivering the Mind Your Sports Mates SOKS-funded program and is qualified to deliver safeTALK and ASIST. Lisa Willows, Training Engagement Coordinator i s based in Port Macquarie with 12 years’ service to Lifeline, a decade with Lifeline Mid Coast as Marketing Manager before joining LLD’s Bushfire Recovery Project in 2022. Tracey Jupp, Training Resource Coordinator is based in Newcastle and arranges resource distribution across all LLD sites. Her role as resource anchorwoman includes records maintenance, and the capture of evaluation data. Service to Lifeline = 9 years. Caroline Robinson, Training Systems Administrator is based in Sydney and has newly joined the Support Team part-time. Her primary role is as DV-alert administrator for G9 Northern NSW and G5 Victoria DV-alert Consortia working closely with June on the national DV- alert database, JobReady, and with Kris as systems administrator on our training booking platform, Arlo.
Photo L-R: Kristina Lawrence, Tracey Jupp, Lisa Willows, June Anderson, Caroline Robinson, Katie Allen
And Corrina? She spoke to Kris on our Training Support Team at one of the Lifeline workshops she attended and applied to become a volunteer crisis supporter on 13 11 14. She undertook the 170 hours of training required including 80 hours of placement and internship over 12 months. ‘It has been all the Lifeline workshops I have been attending,” she said to Kris., “that has led me in this direction. I know it’s not for everyone, but it is for me.”
The communication and organisation from the Lifeline team has been exceptional.
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