Director – Treasurer
Randeep joined the board in 2020 bringing a diverse range of skills in the financial sector and business development. Randeep is a keen marathon runner with several achievements to his name.
Director – Secretary
Meneka is a well respected Psychotherapist specialising in domestic abuse, sexual abuse, coercive control or escaping Family and Domestic violence. Her great passion for supporting people from the Indian sub-continent led her to volunteer with ICSA before joining the Board. Meneka has an in-depth knowledge of cultural competencies and understanding of South Asian people and provides mental health support to this cohort. Meneka was awarded the Women Chiefs of Enterprises – Prof. Shirley Randell AO Award for Social Contribution in 2021.
Founder & Managing Director
At the helm of ICSA, Kittu runs ICSA’s operations while focusing on client-centric support services, informed advocacy and professional development resourcing.
Kittu is an expert in complex and cultural forms of family abuse, specialising in dowry abuse. She is an active advocate for people who are vulnerable and suffer injustice, having developed a library of resources, submissions and briefing papers on DFV in CALD communities.
Kittu sits on a number of boards and committees; she is an accredited trainer, interpreter, mediator and a Family Dispute Resolution practitioner and cultural consultant.
Kittu is also the CEO at the Community Resource Network, a sub-regional peak body for Western Sydney Community Organisations working to alleviate poverty and disadvantage.
Her professional background and career is in procurement and governance working at all levels of government and the private sector.
At the helm of ICSA, Kittu runs ICSA’s operations while focusing on client-centric support services, informed advocacy and professional development resourcing.
Kittu is an expert in complex and cultural forms of family abuse, specialising in dowry abuse. She is an active advocate for people who are vulnerable and suffer injustice, having developed a library of resources, submissions and briefing papers on DFV in CALD communities.
Kittu sits on a number of boards and committees; she is an accredited trainer, interpreter, mediator and a Family Dispute Resolution practitioner and cultural consultant.
Kittu is also the CEO at the Community Resource Network, a sub-regional peak body for Western Sydney Community Organisations working to alleviate poverty and disadvantage.
Her professional background and career is in procurement and governance working at all levels of government and the private sector.