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Eden Community Access Centre
I have been a Youth Project Coordinator at the Eden Community Access Centre, working with disadvantaged youth in rural and remote communities of the Bega Valley in the areas of Disaster Preparedness in the wake of the horrific Black Summer Bushfires, helping to build back community connectedness and brood resilience in our youth. Working alongside Carol Ahern and William Sharples, we designed and developed a video game for bushfire preparedness with disengaged and disadvantaged youth at the Pambula Flexible Learning Centre. We took a cohort of year nine students from Lumen Christi Catholic College to visit local organisations practicing sustainability, after which helping students to create a project of their own choosing, from virtual reality permiculture, to 3D digital modeling a sustainable fishing lure, a digital tsunami simulation, websites for identifying fire resistant and fire retardant native plants and projection mapping native animals escaping a bush fire smoke simulation. I designed Edens Emergency Action Plan, a pamphlet for disaster preparedness and grew the community access centres social media reach by two thousand percent as well as designed the Bega Valley Learner Driver Mentor Program.
Teaching resources for Lumen Christi Catholic College.

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Kids Teach Kids program teaching sustainability for environmental disaster risk reduction.
Bega Valley Domestic Violence campaign film and edit.
Posters, photography and coordinating local community events.




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We designed a video game for disaster preparedness and gave students a Certificate in Basic Coding and Graphic Design for Game Development. Through game development students at Pambula Flexible Learning Centre subliminally learnt what to do during a bushfire and taught it to their peers when they handed over the controllers for them to play and learn too.


I worked with the Eden Recovery and Resilience Alliance to design a community pamphlet for disaster preparedness.
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