Demi became a Director of YES in November 2015 and initially held a position on the finance committee before being appointed to the role of Treasurer of the Board in 2016.  Demi completed her studies at Charles Sturt University and holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting), and is currently a provisional member of Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand. Currently working in the private sector, she has experience across a variety of sectors including Local Government, registered clubs, commercial manufacturing and community-based not-for-profits.

Along with Heather (above profile), Geoff also joined the YES Board in 2014.  He was the Chairman of the ASAS Committee at that time and until the organisation was formally wound up in April 2015.  Geoff has over 13 years’ experience working in the community services sector, including organisations such as The Salvos and Gateway Health. Before joining Anglicare as Coordinator of NSW Mental Health Services, Geoff was with the Victorian Department of Justice, as a Specialist Case Manager.  Geoff also spent 7 years as a member of the Albury Wodonga Emergency Relief Providers Network, and was instrumental in establishing the Community Sleep Out, an activity that took place during Homelessness Week

Di has held the post of CEO of YES since 2000 having come to this role from a background of direct practice (counselling, youth program development and case management) and a number of senior management roles within the Victorian homelessness service sector.  Di has a strong administrative background having studied business and accounting in the early years of her career before moving into the community services sector and completing an Associate Diploma Arts (Social Welfare) in 1996.  She has since undertaken formal studies through La Trobe University (Graduate Diploma, Complex Community Care) and further formal study in Community Management (Diploma of Management, RMIT).  Di currently holds a position on the Board of Foundations, the NSW Peak Association for youth homelessness services, and is the co-chair of the Murrumbidgee District Homelessness Committee.

Jon started with Yes Unlimited in 2008 working as a case manager in our youth team and has since worked in variety of roles across the organisation. Jon studied Social Work and Human Services locally at La Trobe University, has previously worked in the disability sector and in 2013 undertook a community development project in Kenya. Jon is currently the Client Services Manager at Yes providing operational oversight of all Yes’s services and is the Chair of the Albury Triple H Forum (Housing, Homelessness and Human Services).