Beaudie Cullen

Beaudie Cullen brings his passionate commitment to social justice and community empowerment to Westbourne Cares Indigenous Corporation. As our Director, Beaudie leads our educational and community engagement initiatives, working tirelessly to ensure that our programmes not only meet the needs of the community but also empower individuals to take active roles in their own development. With a background in social work and over 15 years of experience in community service, Beaudie has developed a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities within Indigenous communities. His approach is characterised by a strong commitment to principles of inclusivity, empowerment, and respect for the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples. Beaudie’s work involves coordinating educational programmes, overseeing community development projects, and building partnerships with local and national organisations to enhance the resources available to the community. His efforts are driven by a belief in the transformative power of education and the importance of creating sustainable, community-led solutions. In his role, Beaudie also focuses on breaking down barriers to education and technology. He has been instrumental in initiating programmes like the laptop donation drive, which provides essential technological tools to community members, facilitating greater access to educational resources. At Westbourne Cares, Beaudie is known for his empathetic leadership and his ability to inspire trust and collaboration among diverse groups. His vision for a more equitable society fuels his dedication to the mission of empowering communities to shape their own futures. Outside of work, Beaudie has a deep passion for physical fitness, boxing, mixed martial arts, and rugby league. He has captained both the Australian and NSW Police Rugby League teams over many years and has represented the Indigenous Australian Oz Tag team. Committed to giving back to his community, Beaudie runs free programs in these sports to promote physical health and teamwork among Indigenous youth. His dedication to these sports often serves as a powerful avenue for connecting with and inspiring the communities he works with.