Pierre is the Tissue Donor Coordination Team Leader at the NSW Tissue Bank (NSW OTDS), bringing over 26 years of dedicated service to the field of organ and tissue donation. Pierre lived part of his childhood (age of 5 to 15) in Lebanon, forming great appreciation for its rich culture and traditions before he returned to Australia in 1990. Pierre is passionate about mentoring and community involvement. He coaches at Merrylands Soccer Football Club, where he inspires young people to recognise and achieve their potential—both on and off the field. Camille was born in Lebanon in 1970 but moved to Australia when he was only 6 years old. Camille went to school in the Cumberland area, studied to be a hairdresser & barber after school and has worked for his community for 40 years. He is passionate about his job and hopes one day to teach the younger generation by teaching at TAFE.

Born in Sydney, Chris is of second generation Lebanese heritage, which he is extremely proud of. He returns often and is a Lebanese citizen, and wishes to spend much longer there in the future. He is currently completing a Masters of Professional Psychology at Notre Dame University, and wishes to help people in the field of mental health and disorders in clinical settings. His passions include music festivals, kibbeh nayeh, camping and travel.

Pierre is the Tissue Donor Coordination Team Leader at the NSW Tissue Bank (NSW OTDS), bringing over 26 years of dedicated service to the field of organ and tissue donation. Pierre lived part of his childhood (age of 5 to 15) in Lebanon, forming great appreciation for its rich culture and traditions before he returned to Australia in 1990. Pierre is passionate about mentoring and community involvement. He coaches at Merrylands Soccer Football Club, where he inspires young people to recognise and achieve their potential—both on and off the field.

Victoria is an actress and writer born and raised in Western Sydney. She is of proud Lebanese heritage, whose passion for the cause of organ donation stems from hearing about her father's work with the NSW Tissue Bank. She has dreams of writing and performing stories close to her experiences, hoping to capture the powerful spirit of Lebanese-Australian immigrants. Christy is an intensive care pharmacist at St George Hospital with a strong interest in research and improving patient outcomes. She is passionate about advocating for patients’ rights and delivering high-quality care. Christy has a natural curiosity and enjoys trying new things, from baking creative desserts and playing tennis to travelling and exploring history through diverse cultures and experiences.

David is a gastroenterologist and has been working in the southwest of Sydney since 1998. He has a special interest in endoscopy and uses his skills to diagnose and treat many gastrointestinal disorders including cancers. He is based at Liverpool Hospital and has private rooms nearby. David grew up in Lebanon and came to Australia at the age of 17 to continue his studies. He feels privileged to have experienced life in both his native Lebanon as well as his beloved Sydney and Australia more generally. David has been involved in many health committees and is particularly proud of his work during the COVID pandemic, encouraging his fellow Lebanese Australians to get vaccinated. Although not directly involved in transplantation, he was keen to contribute to the WeCare project, knowing how important organ donation is to health outcomes in those needing transplants.

Mary is a secondary science and mathematics teacher at Cerdon College in Merrylands. Born and raised in Australia by Lebanese immigrants, she is of proud Lebanese heritage and is blessed with a wonderful husband and six beautiful children. She enjoys teaching and inspiring others to be good servants of humanity. Christy is an intensive care pharmacist at St George Hospital with a strong interest in research and improving patient outcomes. She is passionate about advocating for patients’ rights and delivering high-quality care. Christy has a natural curiosity and enjoys trying new things, from baking creative desserts and playing tennis to travelling and exploring history through diverse cultures and experiences.

Pierre is the Tissue Donor Coordination Team Leader at the NSW Tissue Bank (NSW OTDS), bringing over 26 years of dedicated service to the field of organ and tissue donation. Pierre lived part of his childhood (from to 5 to 15 years) in Lebanon, forming great appreciation for its rich culture and traditions before he returned to Australia in 1990. Pierre is passionate about mentoring and community involvement. He coaches at Merrylands Soccer Football Club, where he inspires young people to recognise and achieve their potential—both on and off the field. David is a gastroenterologist and has been working in the southwest of Sydney since 1998. He has a special interest in endoscopy and uses his skills to diagnose and treat many gastrointestinal disorders including cancers. He is based at Liverpool Hospital and has private rooms nearby. David grew up in Lebanon and came to Australia at the age of 17 to continue his studies. He feels privileged to have experienced life in both his native Lebanon as well as his beloved Sydney and Australia more generally. David has been involved in many health committees and is particularly proud of his work during the COVID pandemic, encouraging his fellow Lebanese Australians to get vaccinated. Although not directly involved in transplantation, he was keen to contribute to the WeCare project, knowing how important organ donation is to health outcomes in those needing transplants.

Pierre, his daughter Victoria, and his father John, who was born in Lebanon and migrated to Australia in 1970, have an intergenerational conversation about the numerous views regarding organ and tissue donation within the Lebanese community.