Ashlie Rogers

Ashlie Rogers is a proud Jaru woman from the East Kimberley region in WA. She was born and raised on Dharawal land in the Wollondilly Shire.

Developing strong relationships and working in community is the foundation of everything she does, both professionally and personally. Ashlie has been working in community in a range of identified roles for the past 13 years including youth worker, family support worker, intensive family support worker and OOHC Case Manager/cultural support planner. She has completed training to be able to support families and carers in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention and Therapeutic Life Story Work with children and young people.

Ashlie is passionate about working with our youth and seeing better outcomes for our kids through education and connection to culture and family. It’s the path that led her to GO and her role to liaise with schools, students and education partners, working towards growing GO’s scholarships program into new schools and areas.

Ashlie enjoys spending her weekends keeping active with her kids and her dogs.