Your Family Services Team

Lorna Berry - Integrated Family Services Program Coordinator

Lorna has a Diploma in Children’s Services and is a qualified youth worker and NDIS support worker. 

 Lorna came to Australia as an 11-year-old after living in New Zealand and Scotland.  At age 16 she worked as an apprentice chef for local government, acquiring her first taste for professional work in a community-focused organisation.

 Since those early days, Lorna has attained over 20 years of experience working with families from birth to 18 years.  

 With two children of her own and also a stepson, Lorna has lived experience with ADHD and trauma that makes her journey a special, deeply personal one.

In the corporate world, Lorna’s career has seen her manage partnerships in federal, state and local government environments. In the community sector, she has worked as a support worker with children, young people and adults with trauma ID and complex behaviours across several settings including out-of-home care, community engagement and supported Independent living sites.

Lorna is committed to volunteering and is a committee member for the well-regarded Centre Research Excellence Women’s Reproductive Health, Monash University. 

She sits on an global committee as a consumer representative for women with Polycystic-Ovarian Syndrome. She has contributed to recent projects that highlight updates to diagnosis guidelines with the global team. 

Rajwanee (Priya) Mohun, IFS Case Worker

Priya grew up in Mauritius where she worked in her family business.  In a Marketing role, she worked internationally and attended seminars relating to the Food industry in Germany, England and France. 

Priya came to Australia in 2007. She completed three years of full-time study in Social Community Welfare and Aged Care, including 540 hours of practical placement with leading providers Benetas and VSN.  
Since then, Priya has added to her skillset with five years of experience working in Child Care services. 
 

Priya has continued her commitment to Aged Care, providing personal and lifestyle support to Holocaust survivors as a valued part-time staff member.

Along her journey, Priya also worked at Monash Health in a role to provide social support to consumers with My Aged Care Package Levels 1&2 and administration support in Triage. These valuable experiences included organising daily life activities for referred consumers.

Priya is known around HPCH as a dedicated and caring supporter of people in need. As an NDIS support worker, she provides support to people from birth to 60 years. And she is committed to her work with families who are struggling mentally, financially and are facing life’s challenges. 

As a case worker, Priya prioritises her focus on person-centred care. In this way, she is able to help people tackle issues and support families to create the change required to keep children and young people safe and well by improving their social, emotional, health and educational outcomes.