Employees and Directors

Playworker

My name is Tahnie Pearl Togo and I am a Proud Aboriginal Minyanbal Women Traditionally from Tweed Heads NSW. I am the Eldest of seven siblings, three sisters and four brothers. I come from a massive family and I enjoy creating environments that feel like home.

Playworker

As an emerging play worker, Crystal believes that cultivating a passion for play involves fostering environments that encourage and support play, both indoors and outdoors.

Chairperson

Community development worker, mother, grandmother and relentless advocate for children and families.

Director

Having accumulated a diverse skill set and experience across all disciplines I now look forward to utilising those to benefit the wider community more directly.

Director

Samantha Klintworth is the CEO for Amnesty International

Playworker

As a Playworker and parent, Jamilla's philosophy centres on a learn-through-life approach. She knows and believes that children are naturally inclined to explore their surroundings. Jamilla is passionate about facilitating play that harnesses this innate curiousity, enabling children to learn and conquer in the most organic way possible.

AIP's Youngest Playworker

My name is Rylie and I am 4 years old. I am lucky enough to come to Joomunjie 3 days a week, and I have been doing this since January 2024.

Secretary

As a free-range country kid Angela had the best childhood one could hope for.

Director

Anna is the director for Bespoke Booking Keeping

Playworker

My name is Tyana and I am a Minyanbal women from Tweed Heads, NSW. I have been residing in Eagleby on and off now for the past 20 years. I am also the mother of 5 amazing children, ageing from 4-21 years old.

CEO

Hyahno Moser is a father of 4 children, a childhood advocate, program director, manager, community development worker, adventure therapist, youth worker and outdoor educator.

Operations Manager

Emerging playworker, social development practitioner and energetic champion for social justice.

Director

Lukas believes that play should be a holistic experience for children - one that fosters connection, encourages resilience, and cultivates compassion.