InComPro Board of Directors

Our Board

We’re passionate about
Helping our Aboriginal Communities

InComPro’s Board of Directors brings many collective years of experience working with marginalised individuals throughout the human services industry. The Board members bring experience and expertise from government departments and non-government agencies, mental health services, disability services, corrections (Aboriginal offender programs), juvenile justice (young people under the guardianship of the Minister) and youth intervention and leadership programs.

Darrien Bromley

Darrien Bromley is a direct descendant of the Adnyamathanha and Narungga Aboriginal communities of South Australia and the Yarluyandi community of the Simpson Desert and south-west region of Queensland.

He has maintained a close personal and working relationships with the Adelaide and Murray River communities for most of his life.

Darrien’s career has included project management and coordination at a state and national level as well as corporate and managerial roles within the Aboriginal community controlled health sector. He is a Justice of the Peace and has held executive positions on numerous Aboriginal community boards of management.

Ron Newchurch

Ron Newchurch brings a range of knowledge, skills and expertise to the InComPro Board. He has held positions in government agencies including Families and Youth Services, the Aboriginal Lands Trust and the Aboriginal Housing Authority.

His management expertise has been developed through the ownership of small businesses across industries including commercial fishing, oyster farming, land-based aquaculture, horticulture and bush foods.

Ron utilises his advanced skills and knowledge as a sought-after consultant to government and Aboriginal agencies for the benefit of InComPro. You might also find him tending to his thriving herb and market garden.

Stephen Bromley

Stephen Bromley is an Adnyamathanha, Narungga, Wangkangurru/Yarluyandi man who has lived in Adelaide for most of his life.

Stephen holds a Graduate Certificate in Management (Learning), Advanced Diploma in Community Services Management and a Diploma in Employment Services. He brings more than 10 years’ experience in governance matters, coordinating large meetings and community negotiations to the InComPro Board.

Stephen’s previous employment at SA Native Title Services (SANTS) saw him engage with many of South Australia’s Aboriginal cultural groups to assist them in attending native title meetings throughout South Australia, including remote areas. A highlight of Stephen’s SANTS career was the day that the Wangkangurru Yarluyandi people’s native title rights and interests were recognised in the Wangkangurru/Yarluyandi Native Title Consent Determination of 3 October 2014. This took place in Birdsville, Qld.

Joanne Newchurch

Joanne Newchurch possesses a wealth of experience and knowledge in the areas of education and youth, and brings her enthusiasm and passion for change in the Aboriginal community.

She has worked in the Department for Education for over 10 years and has sat on a number of local committees and groups to influence change and bring transformation into the current systems and processes for Aboriginal children.

She also has a keen interest in the disability, mental health and youth sectors where she brings her skills and experience to help drive and develop programs. Joanne holds a range of qualifications in the community services and education.

Our Board

We’re passionate about
Helping our Aboriginal Communities

Darrien Bromley

Ron Newchurch

Stephen Bromley

Joanne Newchurch

Eunice Aston

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© 2024 InComPro Aboriginal Association Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.

InComPro Board of Directors

Our Board

We’re passionate about Helping our Aboriginal Communities

Darrien Bromley

Ron Newchurch

Stephen Bromley

Joanne Newchurch

Eunice Aston

Do you know someone who could benefit from our services?

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We’re passionate about
Helping our Aboriginal Communities