Stacee Caton, Executive Director Programs, Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health (Kambu Health) holds a Certificate III Community Services, Certificate IV in Business Administration, and credentials as a Health and Safety Representative.

A proud Kamilaroi woman, with over two (2) decades of experience across State and Local Government in Queensland and the Northern Territory, Stacee brings deep expertise in Child Safety, Housing, and Youth Justice. She played a key role in delivering the $2 billion National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing (NPARIH) and has led community recovery efforts following major disasters including Cyclone Yasi, the Burketown floods, and Cyclones Lam and Nathan.

Stacee also held leadership roles within the Northern Territory Government, including Manager for the Estimates Committee with Minister Bess Price AM, and supporting Chief Minister Adam Giles.

In her role at Kambu Health, Stacee leads with integrity, cultural integrity, and a strong commitment to governance—guiding corporate and executive services to support culturally safe, community-driven health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.