I know patients find the support invaluable in being able to discuss thoughts and feelings with others who are walking the same journey as themselves.

I’ve walked in those shoes, fallen through the cracks, felt those losses, experienced anxiety and survived to come out the other side.

Reflections do not charge for the support they give but what they have given me is priceless. They gave me back some hope.

It is my privilege and pleasure to be an ambassador for Reflections. Having experienced first-hand the scourge of asbestos disease in losing my father to mesothelioma, I am committed to continuing to raise awareness to truly reduce the impact of asbestos-related deaths in our community.

I am honoured to be Patron of Reflections. I am proud to be part of the fight to make this cruel disease a thing of our past and not our future.

It is my pleasure to be an Ambassador for Reflections as the work it does is critical to making people aware of the risks associated with asbestos. I had the pleasure of knowing Barry Knowles prior to his passing and was inspired by his courage and determination to not only survive the disease, but to educate others so they do not have to experience the effects of such a terrible illness.

Having been involved in the building and construction industry for over 30 years, I have seen firsthand the impact that exposure to asbestos has caused to many good people. I knew Barry Knowles for over three decades and he inspired me to personally get involved in this great cause. I would encourage everyone in the building industry to support Reflections to make a difference in many people’s lives.

My entire career was about the wellbeing of Western Australian citizens. Joining the board of Reflections continues this passion.

The Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency (ASEA) supports the work of asbestos support and advocacy groups around Australia. ASEA is pleased to work in partnership with Reflections to deliver asbestos awareness information to the community and supports their advocacy for an Australia free of asbestos-related disease.