Liesl Centenera is a consultant with her own business specialising in governance, policy and human resources matters. She holds a Degree in Economics and Law and is admitted to practice in the ACT Supreme Court. Liesl currently has appointments as Chair, Bosom Buddies Management Committee; Chair, Music for Canberra Board; and Deputy Chair, Territory Records Advisory Committee. She is also the current Chair of the Sts Peter and Paul School Community Council.

Kim Linsell joined CatholicCare (now Marymead CatholicCare) in January 1995 as a Student & Family Counsellor and worked in both primary and high schools. Kim then moved into management, overseeing the school counselling and family relationship services programs. Kim was appointed Director of Counselling Services in 2008 and more recently took on the role of Director Clinical Governance & Supervision. Prior to joining CatholicCare Kim worked in Community Health as a social worker, in the Disability sector, providing support to individuals and families, as well as in child protection in South Africa. Kim is a long term member of the Australian Association of Social Workers and has a Masters degree in Human Services.

Angela McCabe is a consultant psychologist in private practice. She has held a range of executive and clinical roles, applying behavioural science principles to design, implement and evaluate a range of clinical, forensic and organisational programs, for Government, the United Nations and NGOs. She has a special interest in mental health support, risk management and organisational transition, including the prevention of/or recovery from, betrayal of trust behaviours and traumatic injury.

Mary-Louise Rentoule is a parishioner of St Mary's Parish in Young, NSW. She is a practising lawyer of some 23 years with significant experience in complex child and parenting matters within the family law jurisdiction. Mary-Louise previously provided legal advice to often disadvantaged members of the community through her service as a member of the Family Law Legal Aid Panel for over ten years. She has previously worked as a district officer with the then NSW Department of Community Services in the area of child protection. Apart from a law degree and a Graduate Diploma in legal practice, Mary-Louise also holds a Bachelor of Social Science (majoring in counselling and mediation) having volunteered as a Lifeline Counsellor for a number of years. Her first tertiary studies were completed in the area of Aboriginal Health and Community Development. Mary-Louise Rentoule is one of the founding members of a local fundraising organisation known as Young Community Chest (YCC). YCC provides assistance to individuals in the local community in necessitous circumstances.

Fr Richard Thompson entered St Patrick’s Seminary at Manly in Sydney in 1980 and was ordained at Temora in 1985 for the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn. He was appointed to Young as Assistant Priest and then to Canberra as Principal Hospital Chaplain. In 1988 he joined the Royal Australian Naval Reserve as Chaplain then transferred to fulltime chaplaincy in 1999. Fr Richard entered the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn in 2005. In January 2023 Archbishop Christopher Prowse appointment Fr Richard as Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn.