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Dianne Kozik

Director

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Dianne is the General Manager at Saint John’s Crisis Centre and is responsible for the Drop-In Centre Kitchen, which produces over 30,000 meals each year, and the Welfare Office, which assists over 6,000 people each year that require emergency assistance and volunteer supervision.

Dianne Kozik has had a wide-ranging career with roles including:

  • Executive Assistant to the General Manager of one of the largest tourist resorts in the Asia Pacific.
  • 20+ years in the building and development industry.
  • Over 17 years working in the ‘’Not For Profit’’ sector starting as a volunteer, becoming an employee in 2009 and General Manager since 2019.

Dianne is the General Manager at Saint John’s Crisis Centre and is responsible for the Drop-In Centre Kitchen, which produces over 30,000 meals each year, and the Welfare Office, which assists over 6,000 people each year that require emergency assistance and volunteer supervision.

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Common Ground Queensland acknowledges the Turrbal and Jagera/Yuggera peoples as the Owners and Custodians of the land and waters we live and work upon.
 
We recognise and respect the historic and continued connection to land and water including the deep spiritual connection and relationship that First Nations people have to Country.
 
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