Our Team

Dr Steve Raymond

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

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Robyn Raymond

Founder & Director

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Dr Peter Beamish

Board Chair

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Kendall Holmes

Board Member

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Lloyd Ellis

Emeritus Board Member

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Jordana Morrison

Managing Director

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Hayley Saxby

Program

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Caitlin Stanway

Marketing

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Ashleigh Thresh

Operations

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Laura Unicomb

Marketing

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Dr Steve Raymond

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Steve works full time as a specialist Gynaecologist in Newcastle. He specialises particularly in infertility (including IVF), prenatal diagnosis and gynaecological laparoscopic or keyhole surgery. Steve was born in Mauritius and migrated to Australia with his family at the age of 13. He completed his education in Sydney and studied medicine at Sydney University graduating in 1977. His career has spanned over 30 years with great emphasis on education as the key to better healthcare for his patients. He constantly strives to be better educated himself to offer the very best in treatment for the most challenging of gynaecological conditions.

Steve, together with his wife Robyn started working with 3 Angels Nepal in 2011. Steve’s vision to cofound 3 Angel’s Australia arose from a passion to educate vulnerable communities. Steve advocates that access to quality education is a basic right of every child regardless of their religious beliefs, and the best means to fight against human trafficking.

Robyn Raymond

Founder & Director

Robyn has a background working as a physiotherapist (physio) in orthopaedics and sports medicine and neuro-developmental paediatrics. Robyn now divides her time between family, managing Steve Raymond’s Specialist Gynaecology practice, being an international ambassador for 3 Angels Nepal, and her work as a co-founder of 3 Angels Australia.

Robyn is a dedicated Christian with a desire to address human rights injustice and particularly human trafficking. In 2010, Robyn read Max Lucado’s book, “Outlive Your Life,” and was inspired to make a difference. Lucado’s advice was that “no-one can do everything but everyone can do something”. Robyn’s passion to empower those most vulnerable through access to education is continually fed after visits to Nepal.

Dr Peter Beamish

Board Chair

Peter Beamish is currently a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education, Business and Science at Avondale College of Higher Education. He lectures in philosophy of Christian education, the use of technology in education, and student wellbeing in schools. His research interests include Philosophy of Christian Education, school special character, climate, ethos and culture, student wellbeing, outdoor education, and the use of technology to enhance student learning and he is currently the research director of the Invictus Wellbeing Institute. He has travelled to Asia on many occasions and has presented professional development courses to teachers in schools in Thailand, Cambodia and Nepal. (Including the 3 Angels Nepal School)

He is married to Debra, has a 25 year old son, and a 23 year old daughter. Peter is excited about life, and living it to the full. He is passionate about his God and the way that God uses Education to transform the lives of both students and staff.

Kendall Holmes

Board Member

Kendall grew up in the Solomon Islands, the son of missionary parents. During his 20’s he travelled extensively developing an understanding and interest in other cultures. He graduated with a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) however has spent most of his working life in the construction industry. Kendall brings his passion for supporting those in need, together with his building experience and Christian beliefs, to his enthusiastic involvement in 3 Angels Nepal. Married with two adult children, in his spare time he manages to fit in some golf when the winds are not right for paragliding.

Lloyd Ellis

Emeritus Board Member

Lloyd is a retired businessman who has been involved in helping the neediest and most vulnerable of children in Nepal and India for over 25 years. As a dedicated Christian, he has been part of a small but effective team who built schools, wells, toilet facilities and medical centres in remote areas of need.

Lloyd has helped fund education for countless children and has spent his years since retirement, from the business corporate world, working tirelessly to help others. He says he’s “just an ordinary bloke” but everyone that has worked with or knows him personally, thinks he’s far from ordinary. At 80 years of age, Lloyd powers on inspiring many. He joined the board of 3 Angels Australia to make an ongoing difference and leave a legacy of education so many more will continue the fight against human trafficking.

Jordana Morrison

Managing Director

Lloyd is a retired businessman who has been involved in helping the neediest and most vulnerable of children in Nepal and India for over 25 years. As a dedicated Christian, he has been part of a small but effective team who built schools, wells, toilet facilities and medical centres in remote areas of need.

Lloyd has helped fund education for countless children and has spent his years since retirement, from the business corporate world, working tirelessly to help others. He says he’s “just an ordinary bloke” but everyone that has worked with or knows him personally, thinks he’s far from ordinary. At 80 years of age, Lloyd powers on inspiring many. He joined the board of 3 Angels Australia to make an ongoing difference and leave a legacy of education so many more will continue the fight against human trafficking.

Hayley Saxby

Program

Lloyd is a retired businessman who has been involved in helping the neediest and most vulnerable of children in Nepal and India for over 25 years. As a dedicated Christian, he has been part of a small but effective team who built schools, wells, toilet facilities and medical centres in remote areas of need.

Lloyd has helped fund education for countless children and has spent his years since retirement, from the business corporate world, working tirelessly to help others. He says he’s “just an ordinary bloke” but everyone that has worked with or knows him personally, thinks he’s far from ordinary. At 80 years of age, Lloyd powers on inspiring many. He joined the board of 3 Angels Australia to make an ongoing difference and leave a legacy of education so many more will continue the fight against human trafficking.

Caitlin Stanway

Marketing

Lloyd is a retired businessman who has been involved in helping the neediest and most vulnerable of children in Nepal and India for over 25 years. As a dedicated Christian, he has been part of a small but effective team who built schools, wells, toilet facilities and medical centres in remote areas of need.

Lloyd has helped fund education for countless children and has spent his years since retirement, from the business corporate world, working tirelessly to help others. He says he’s “just an ordinary bloke” but everyone that has worked with or knows him personally, thinks he’s far from ordinary. At 80 years of age, Lloyd powers on inspiring many. He joined the board of 3 Angels Australia to make an ongoing difference and leave a legacy of education so many more will continue the fight against human trafficking.

Ashleigh Thresh

Operations

Ashleigh has almost two decades experience in Supporter Engagement in the not-for-profit sector, as well as two years’ experience in People & Culture. Her studies in Business Administration and Leadership & Management have further enhanced her skills.

She is extremely passionate about the treatment of women and children and believes all children should have the right to education and to enjoy a childhood free of abuse, deprivation, and injustice.

Outside of work, Ashleigh is a musical theatre enthusiast and has enjoyed performing in several productions in the Hunter region over the last five years.

Laura Unicomb

Marketing

With a Masters of Marketing and an honors degree in Visual Communication Design, Laura brings a wealth of design and marketing knowledge to the team.

After working within the manufacturing and property industries for several years, Laura has worked for Give Freedom International since 2022 and enjoys witnessing the positive impact of her work both here and in Nepal.

Laura currently lives in Newcastle with her partner and two cats, and operates her own business alongside her work with Give Freedom.