Birdy has been an invaluable member of the community in New South Wales, Australia, devoting her career to the support and wellbeing of Asian and Thai communities in Sydney. With an emphasis on sexual health and STI prevention, Birdy has tirelessly worked to ensure that these communities receive culturally appropriate healthcare services. Her efforts have been crucial in reaching out to the most vulnerable groups, including minority populations who often face barriers in accessing essential healthcare services.

Birdy’s expertise and dedication to her cause have not only facilitated greater awareness and prevention of sexual health issues, but she has also provided a safe and welcoming space for members of the community who identify as LGBTQ+. She has represented marginalized voices, ensuring they are heard and that they receive the care they need in a society that can too often overlook their specific needs.

Despite her significant contributions, Birdy has been unjustly removed from her position. This is a grave injustice not just to Birdy, but to the numerous individuals and groups she has supported throughout her career. Reinstate her role not only to rectify this wrong but to continue the indispensable work she was conducting which benefits the entire community.

Public Health NSW must recognize the essential role that professionals like Birdy play in promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity within public health services. We urge them to value the diverse backgrounds and perspectives such professionals bring, which are crucial for creating a more equitable healthcare environment.

By signing this petition, you join us in calling for Birdy’s immediate reinstatement, allowing her to resume her important work in public health. Let's stand together to ensure that the voices of LGBTQ+ and Asian communities continue to be heard and respected. Your support can make a difference in maintaining diversity and inclusivity in public health services in New South Wales. Stand with us and sign the petition to support Birdy's reinstatement today.