About Koonambil Aged Care

More than 30 years ago, Koonambil was created by the community, for the community. Today, we remain a community-owned, not-for-profit provider of residential aged care and retirement living.

Our purpose extends beyond providing care. We help older people remain connected to family, culture, community and Country, while supporting local employment and contributing to the long-term strength of communities throughout Coonamble Shire—including Gulargambone and Quambone—and the broader Orana region of north-central New South Wales.

Set between Warrumbungle National Park, the Western Plains and the Macquarie Marshes, our region is home to close-knit rural communities with strong connections to place, family and one another.

At Koonambil, those connections continue. Families and friends are welcomed as valued partners in each resident’s life, helping residents maintain the relationships, identity and sense of belonging that matter most to them.

Mission

To provide safe, high-quality aged care and retirement living, building locally connected services that strengthen communities and remain sustainable for future generations.

Vision

Older people in regional communities live well, with dignity, choice and purpose, close to the people and places they call home.

Our Values

Respect

We listen and uphold each person's dignity, identity, culture, rights and choices.

Accountability

We speak honestly, use resources wisely, own our decisions, ask what can be better, learn from evidence and act.

Community

We honour the identity of every community we serve and work together for lasting local benefit.

Our Board

  • Henry Moxham

    Chair

  • Bronwyn Johnston

    Deputy

  • Allison Pawley

    Treasurer

  • Lenore Green

    Secretary

  • Angela Thompson

    Board member

  • Anita Murray

    Board member

  • Geoffrey Secombe

    Board Member

  • Peter O’Connor

    Board Member

Executive Team

  • Lance Payne

    Chief Executive Officer

  • Kim Cohen

    Executive Assistant

  • Nawaraj Thapa

    Chief Financial Officer

  • Summer Male

    Support Services Coordinator

  • Danielle McHugh

    Catering Coordinator

  • Vivianne Matthews

    Lifestyle Coordinator

  • Leah Hwang

    Clinical Governance Advisor

Coordinators

  • Dianne Molloy

    WHS Coordinator

  • Joreena Mabini

    WHS Coordinator

  • Gill Roworth

    Resident Care Assurance Coordinator

  • Vivianne Matthews

    Fire Warden

  • Michelle Anderson

    Resident Care Assurance Coordinator

Our Committees

At Koonambil, our committees play an important role in supporting good governance, continuous improvement and meaningful resident engagement. Working alongside our Board of Directors and Leadership Team, these committees help ensure Koonambil remains focused on delivering high-quality care, positive resident experiences and long-term sustainability.


GROW Committee - Governance, Risk, Outcomes & Wellbeing (QCAB)

The GROW Committee supports the Board of Directors in overseeing the quality, safety and continuous improvement of care and services at Koonambil. It focuses on clinical governance, resident wellbeing, workforce matters, risk management and ensuring our services meet the needs and expectations of the people we care for.

FARM Committee - Finance, Audit & Risk Management

The FARM Committee supports the Board of Directors in overseeing Koonambil’s financial performance, organisational risk and long-term sustainability. It provides guidance on financial planning, audit, investment and capital development to ensure our resources are managed responsibly for the ongoing benefit of our residents and community.

Consumer Advisory Body (CAB) - Our Resident Committee

The Consumer Advisory Body provides residents with a meaningful voice in shaping life at Koonambil. Led by residents, the committee provides an opportunity to share ideas, raise concerns and contribute to decisions about care, services, activities and the living environment. Resident feedback and recommendations help guide continuous improvement and ensure Koonambil remains a place where everyone feels heard, respected and valued.