Moreton Medical Incorporated
ACNC Registered Charity: Supporting the provision of free healthcare to vunlerable Tasmanians.
Right now, people across Tasmania are going without healthcare because they can't access it when they need it most.
Moreton Medical Incorporated exists to remove those barriers by funding free healthcare for vulnerable Tasmanians. Through the generosity of our supporters, we help make the outreach healthcare program delivered by Moreton Group Medical Services possible.
Every day, clinicians provide care to people experiencing homelessness, financial hardship, social isolation and other barriers to accessing healthcare. Without this service, many would go without treatment or seek care in already stretched emergency departments.
When you donate, you're not simply giving money—you're helping make free healthcare possible. Your support helps fund clinicians, medical equipment, vehicles and the resources needed to bring healthcare to people who need it most.
Every contribution, no matter the size, helps ensure more Tasmanians can access timely, compassionate healthcare.
Join the Outreach Team today and become part of a community committed to making healthcare accessible for everyone.
Who are our board members
Robert Moreton - Inaugural President
Robert Moreton GAICD is the Managing Director and Founder of Moreton Group Medical Services. He has extensive leadership experience across the health, state government and local government sectors, having held a range of management and advisory positions throughout his career.
A registered paramedic, Robert also volunteers with Ambulance Tasmania as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer. Through his frontline experience, he recognised that many Tasmanians face significant barriers to accessing timely and affordable healthcare.
Driven by a commitment to improving health equity, Robert has led the development of innovative healthcare services that bring care directly to vulnerable and underserved communities. Building on this work, he established Moreton Medical Incorporated to expand access to affordable healthcare and create sustainable, community-focused health initiatives that improve outcomes for those most in need.
Mark Richardson - Inaugural Treasurer
Mark Richardson GAICD is the Director of Strategy, Sales and Commercial at Entura and an experienced executive leader with a career spanning the energy, water and other regulated service sectors.
He brings extensive expertise in strategy execution, governance, commercial management, financial oversight and organisational performance within complex, publicly accountable organisations. Alongside his executive career, Mark has also served as an elected local government councillor, providing him with a strong understanding of public accountability, community expectations and transparent decision-making.
As Treasurer of Moreton Medical Incorporated, Mark provides strategic financial oversight and governance, helping ensure the organisation remains financially sustainable while advancing its mission of improving access to healthcare for vulnerable Tasmanians.
Miriam Moreton - Secretary
Miriam Moreton GAICD is the Chief Executive Officer of Karadi Aboriginal Corporation and an experienced executive with a strong background in leadership, governance and organisational management within the not-for-profit sector.
She has held a number of Chief Executive Officer and Board Chair positions throughout her career, providing strategic direction and organisational leadership. Miriam currently serves as the Independent Chair of the Headspace Consortium and previously served as Chair of the Hobart Women's Shelter, concluding her tenure in accordance with the organisation's constitutional term limits.
Miriam holds a Bachelor of Management (Operations Management), a Master of Commerce and a Master of Business Administration. As Secretary of Moreton Medical Incorporated, she contributes extensive expertise in governance, strategy and community leadership, supporting the organisation's commitment to improving access to healthcare for vulnerable Tasmanians.