Trust Board

Family Works Trustees (from left to right)
- Tim Mepham, Presbyterian Support Otago
- Eoin Powell, Presbyterian Support South Canterbury
- Marie Callander, Presbyterian Support Central
- Maitland Manning, Presbyterian Support East Coast
- Andrew Johnston (Deputy Chair), Presbyterian Support Upper South Island
- Tim Loan (Chair), Presbyterian Support Southland
- Margie Apa, Presbyterian Support Northern (not in photo)
Family Works New Zealand is governed by the Trust Board which is made up of representatives from the seven Presbyterian Support organisation boards.
The Family Works New Zealand Trust meets at least twice a year to monitor organisational achievements, financial performance and set the strategic direction for Family Works services.
National Executive Group

The National Executive Group members (from left to right)
- Trevor Wilson, Te Roopu Pa Harakeke
- Carolyn Cooper, Presbyterian Support South Canterbury
- Pat Waite, Presbyterian Support Central
- Denise Cosgrove (Chair), Presbyterian Support Northern
- Barry Helem, Presbyterian Support Upper South Island
- John Prendergast, Presbyterian Support Southland
- Dr Sanja Majstorovic, Presbyterian Support East Coast
- Jo Rowe, Presbyterian Support Otago
The National Executive Group is made up of the Chief Executives of each of the seven Presbyterian Support organisations, a Roopu member and the Manager from Presbyterian Support NZ. They come together regularly to make decisions about national issues and shared areas of work. The National Executive Group ensures the Family Works Trust policies are implemented.
The FWNZ Team
Family Works New Zealand operates alongside Presbyterian Support New Zealand, sharing office space, staff and administrative resources. Collaborative and national projects draw on the expertise of our Presbyterian Support regional organisations.
The current PSNZ/FWNZ team:
- Vicky Prout, Executive Administrator
Highlights

Family Works NZ Annual Report
The combined Family Works New Zealand and Presbyterian Support Annual Report for 2019-20 is now available for viewing. Read more
PS Otago’s Buddy Programme impresses
Giving young people the opportunity to spend time with an adult outside of their family, someone who has positive regard for them and shows interest in their lives, helps build confidence and presents new experiences. Read more
Family Works - at a glance
Our new publication "Family Works - at a glance" describes how we make a positive difference to families throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.Read more