Simone-lisa is the project lead and co-ordinator of Better Lives – a Tasmanian project creating better lifelong outcomes in both education and health through professional development, for people with IVSC. Through the Better Lives Project Simone-lisa has found herself consulting with government bodies around Australia; holding a visiting lecturer position with the University of Tasmania; co-designing and reviewing resources for national organisations; presenting at numerous conferences both intra and interstate; and leading a team to create national first patient/student resources for people with IVSC.
Simone-lisa also is a founding board member for the Restriction of Medical Treatments Act in the ACT under 4 categories with a 5-year tenure. She is a member of the Tasmanian Whole of Government, Department of Health , Department of Education Children and Young People and Department of Justice LGBTIQA+ reference groups, where she has driven considerable amount of change, including: a clinical definition of IVSC, legislative, policy, procedure and protocol change in most government departments; as well as policy for employees with IVSC.
Simone-lisa has written Primary Health Pathways for GP’s and works closely with the Tasmanian Secretary of Health to support better outcomes for people with IVSC. Simone-Lisa Anderson was elected a director at the 2024 AGM.
