My name is Nadia Clancy - and I am your Member for Elder
Family, community service and helping others – They’re a huge part of who I am. My parents have been a huge influence on my life, they balanced raising their family, work and serving the community.
After finishing my study I knew that I wanted to work in a role that helped others. I have worked for the national youth mental health foundation Headspace and the Fred Hollows Foundation.
I was also a producer for the ABC in the Riverland and provided policy advice to state and federal Governments.
I’m proud to have played a role in achieving a long - term solution for the Springbank intersection and securing a funding commitment for the redevelopment of the Mitchell Park Sports & Community Complex.
My journey and experiences have made me who I am today.
Good governments can make policy decisions that can change people’s lives for the better. I want all South Australian’s to have access to great education, health care, and secure, well paid jobs.
It is such a priviledge to represent the people of Elder and I am committed to listening to and advocating for our community.
Nadia volunteering with MarionLIFE Community Services and Essentials4Women.
WE HAVE A FANTASTIC COMMUNITY, BUT WE CAN MAKE IT BETTER TOGETHER
Nadia fought for and helped to deliver a long-term solution for the Springbank Intersection in 2019.
Nadia is committed to giving back to the community.
In 2019 she stood along side members of the community to advocate for a long-term fix for the Springbank Intersection, and much needed funding for the Mitchell Park Sport & Community Complex.
Nadia can be spotted volunteering for local charities Puddle Jumpers and MarionLIFE community Services, or watching her nephews play football at Edwardstown Football Club.
Nadia is looking forward to hearing from you how we can make our community better together.
