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Randal Scott
Why I'm standing
I want to be a voice for the voiceless in Dunedin. Ōtepoti is a wonderful place to live for most of its residents, but there are a significant number of people in our city who only survive and not thrive. I want us to create a city where everyone can flourish!
About me
I am a trained youth pastor, secondary school teacher and mental health support worker, but it's governance roles that really spin my wheels! I have been on the Dunedin Kindergartens' Board since 2006 and been the chairperson since 2012. I have also had governance roles with Baptist Youth Ministries (Aotearoa), Caversham Baptist Church and the Straight Up Trust.
My priorities
- Work with community housing organisations to provide secure housing for vulnerable families.
- Explore ways to find work for everyone who wants it and tap into government funding to initiate it.
- Create a safe and liveable city for every resident and those who come to study or visit here.
Before politics
School Teacher, Support Worker
Residence
Caversham
Age
48
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Why I'm standing
I want to be a voice for the voiceless in Dunedin. Ōtepoti is a wonderful place to live for most of its residents, but there are a significant number of people in our city who only survive and not thrive. I want us to create a city where everyone can flourish!
About me
I am a trained youth pastor, secondary school teacher and mental health support worker, but it's governance roles that really spin my wheels! I have been on the Dunedin Kindergartens' Board since 2006 and been the chairperson since 2012. I have also had governance roles with Baptist Youth Ministries (Aotearoa), Caversham Baptist Church and the Straight Up Trust.
My priorities
- Work with community housing organisations to provide secure housing for vulnerable families.
- Explore ways to find work for everyone who wants it and tap into government funding to initiate it.
- Create a safe and liveable city for every resident and those who come to study or visit here.
Before politics
School Teacher, Support Worker
Residence
Caversham
Age
48
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