Executive Director, Immunisation Foundation of Australia
Catherine Hughes is a passionate immunisation advocate and consumer representative based in Western Australia. Fueled by the loss of her infant son to whooping cough in 2015, Catherine's mission is to educate communities about the impact and prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases.
In 2016, she worked with other families affected by vaccine-preventable disease to establish the Immunisation Foundation of Australia, which focuses on inspiring community-based immunisation advocacy. Through her foundation, Catherine works tirelessly to raise awareness, promote vaccination, and ensure that families have access to vital information. Catherine also works as a consumer investigator on a number of research programs and projects related to respiratory infections and immunisation.
Catherine's efforts have been recognized with numerous awards, including being appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia. Her commitment to immunisation has made a lasting impact, empowering individuals and communities to protect themselves and their loved ones against preventable diseases.
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