Anna came on board as Chief Executive Officer in 2014. She has led the organisation to expand into Adelaide and provide services to more older people, particularly Italians. Anna has also been pivotal in helping diversify Murray Mallee Aged Care Group into affordable rental accommodation for people 55 and over, culminating in the completion of the 50-unit village in 2019.

With over 25 years of experience from local government and the non-profit sector, Anna brings an intimate understanding of aged care, along with specialising in services for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities and Indigenous Australians.

As part of her role as CEO, Anna proudly represents MMACG on Ageing Australia’s Divisional Council, Retirement Living Advisory Committee, and the Community Care Advisory Committee. Anna was also Chairperson of Multicultural Aged Care for over a decade.

Anna holds a Bachelor in Communication Studies and Master of Business Administrative Management. She is also a Justice of the Peace.

Foster was born and raised locally in Murray Bridge, graduating amongst the top of his class at Unity College. He began studying a Bachelor of Communications before deferring his studies to take up a traineeship in Business Administration with MMACG in 2013. After completing his traineeship, Foster joined the organisation full-time as a Receptionist before completing a second traineeship and gaining a Diploma of Business Administration.

Since then, Foster has demonstrated his commitment to the group, holding several positions in the organisation, including Finance Officer and Marketing & Communications Manager. In early 2020, Foster was promoted to the position of Deputy CEO. Foster has been recognised with a number of awards for his achievements, including 2x Murraylands Trainee of the Year, South Australian Trainee of the Year, and Runner-up National Trainee of the Year.

Foster was also selected to participate in the Skills for All program in Canberra and was thereafter made a Skills for All Ambassador as well as Training and Apprenticeships Ambassador for South Australia. He also sits on the mteSA board as Vice Chair. Foster now holds an MBA.

Wendy joined Murray Mallee Aged Care Group in 2001 and has since become a vital part of the organisation’s operations, evolving from an accounts administrator to her current role as Finance Manager. With over two decades of dedicated service, she oversees all financial management responsibilities with precision and care.

Prior to joining MMACG, Wendy gained valuable experience in the financial services sector, working at the Finance Corporation of Australia in Debentures and Fixed Deposits until its merger with ANZ in 1984. She then applied her expertise in the commercial sector through her role in the accounts department at Frigrite Air Conditioning.

Wendy’s diverse business background includes co-managing the CYC El Shaddai Campsite in Wellington, SA. Today, alongside her role at MMACG, she also provides financial support for her husband’s manufacturing business—demonstrating her adaptability and well-rounded understanding of business finance.

When not managing finances, Wendy enjoys houseboating on the River Murray and spending time with her family and grandchild.

Amy has been in the aged care sector for over 15 years. She started her career working as a Support Worker in nursing homes. Amy is passionate about aged care as she feels it's a very fulfilling career.

She started working for MMACG in March 2020. She enjoys traveling and learning about other cultures. She has so far visited six different countries.

When Amy is not working you will find her often away for the weekend camping with her husband and two dogs. Her favourite regular holiday destination is Stansbury SA, where she enjoys a break with her whole family.

Heide started her journey with MMACG in 2000, as a Support Worker in Coonalpyn and Meningie. After moving to Murray Bridge, she transferred to a Registered Nurse position and is now the Clinical Manager. Heide is one of our most treasured team members.

She holds a Certificate IV in Emergency Care, a nursing degree, and a post-graduate certificate in nursing. Heide dedicated the early years of her nursing career to the Keith Hospital and spent 10 years as an Ambulance Volunteer.

Before care work, Heide enjoyed working in the wine industry – a very different, yet equal love of hers.

Trevor has sat on the MMACG board since 2011. He was Chairman from 2014-18 and resumed the role of Chairperson in 2020.

Trevor served as an elected member of the Karoonda East Murray Council for over 18 years, Trevor is actively involved with sporting clubs, the Local Hall committee (Sandalwood), and is Chair of the Recreation Ground Committee (Karoonda). He maintains a lifelong love for sports and music.

Trevor had a diverse career, as a farmer and business owner. The Sandalwood Post Office and Sandalwood Telephone Exchange kept him busy for nearly four decades. Trevor was also a windmill contractor, with 15 years of positions across his industry.

In 2002, Robert was nominated onto the MMACG board, as a Council Representative of the Southern Mallee Council. During this time, he sat as Chairman for two years. Robert is a life member of the Geranium and District Bowling Club, after 25 years of involvement and contributions and has held various management positions.

Robert proudly spent 16 years as Councilor for the Southern Mallee Council, where he fulfilled the role of Mayor for some time. He’s actively involved in the Murray Bridge RSL Club and the RSL Bowling Club.

Helping people in need is a priority for Robert, as one of his grandsons has a disability. He works closely as his advocate, navigating through the NDIS.

Linda joined the MMACG board in 2009, contributing her office administration, accounting, and sales experience. She’s currently the Office Administrator and Bookkeeper at the Adelaide Business Bureaux after much of Linda’s working life was immersed in the printing industry.

For two decades, Linda was heavily involved with the Camden Community Centre, supporting the organisation as a volunteer and Board Director, and is now a life member. It’s here where she enjoys her intersection of interests: sport, volunteering, and music.

Aged care and elderly health are extremely important to Linda. Her operational skills, community spirit, and contributions continue to help to expand MMACG.

One of the board’s more recent additions, Robert joined in 2019, after overseeing the development of Warner Close, our retirement living estate in Murray Bridge where Robert led the team as a Project Manager.

His property career started in the early 70s, joining Lenswood Finance as a Representative and Cadet Valuer – and rose to Director of the Property Division Elders Finance and Elders IXL.

Robert’s successes haven’t slowed down. As Managing Director of R.A.Macdonald and Associates, he specialises in consultancy and investment for residential retirement, industrial and commercial developments.

His long list of professional affiliations includes the Australian Institute of Valuers, Australian Institute of Land Economists, Urban Land Institute, ULI International Committee, and Urban Development Institute of Australia (South Australian Division). Robert is known for his associate, member, and president roles.

Melanie joined the MMACG board in 2021, bringing an array of clinical skills to the organisation. Melanie has a background in nursing and education with a continuing passion for remote and rural communities. Melanie brings a range of diverse skills and experiences across leadership, strategic planning, evaluation, and effective decision-making approaches. Melanie currently works as a Professional Officer at CRANAplus.

Noel is well known in the Murray Bridge and Tailem Bend communities as a former school principal and as a musical entertainer. Noel, accompanied by his wife, performs voluntarily at private and corporate functions.

Noel is also the current president of the Murray Bridge RSL Bowling Club and a board member of the Murray Bridge Players and Singers.

Lesley began her career as a dental nurse before transitioning to general nursing. After raising four children as a stay-at-home mom, she became involved in community activities and led the Girl Guides as the District Commissioner for Murray Mallee. Later, she opened a Craft and Gift Shop, teaching crafts for 25 years, and traveled extensively across Australia.

A dedicated volunteer, Lesley spent ten years with the Heart Foundation, led crafting sessions for U3A, and volunteered in palliative care at Resthaven. An avid sportsperson, she played multiple sports and served as the president of her croquet club for a decade.

Today, Lesley contributes to the Murray Mallee Aged Care Group and knits for charity. Her commitment to service and community makes her a treasured member of Murray Mallee, continuously striving to make a difference.

Robert Andrews immigrated from the UK with his parents at the age of two and has called South Australia home ever since. He completed all his primary, secondary, and tertiary education locally. Beginning his career as an electrical mechanic, Robert served his apprenticeship with Oliver J Nielsen’s, working on major construction sites across Adelaide.

He later transitioned into management, leading MM Electrical Wholesalers in Murray Bridge for 35 years before retiring—only to take up full-time duties supporting his wife Christine! A dedicated volunteer, Robert lends his time to Foodbank and teaches iPad and iPhone skills through U3A.

In his spare time, he enjoys playing guitar and watching football. Together with Christine, they have raised four children—three sons and a daughter—and are proud grandparents to nine grandchildren. Robert’s leadership experience, technical background, and strong community spirit make him a valuable member of the Murray Mallee Aged Care Group Board.