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Project Officer

Aish Naidu

About

Aish Naidu is the Project Officer involved in establishing and co-ordinating the Wellbeing, Health & Youth Commission. 

Aish has a background in Law, Science and Clinical Research and has experience in a variety of community and humanitarian projects. She has mentored young people from Asylum Seeker and Refugee backgrounds, volunteered with the Palliative and Supportive Care Unit of the Western Sydney Local Health District, and currently mentors young Indigenous Australian students in Western Sydney. 

Aish is pasisonate about working with people from disadvantaged communities, and about challenging stigmatisation and discrimination. She is an advocate for health equity, human dignity and equal opportunities for all.

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Western Sydney University

Aish Naidu's Articles

The Conversation
22 Jul 2021

Teens should have a say in whether they get a COVID vaccine

WH&Y research
21 Aug 2019

Read the Youth Health Showcase report

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