Kirrawe Indigenous Corporation is managed by Dr Norman-Hill, whose extensive career has spanned across  Governments (Federal and State), and in the community sector. Dr Norman-Hill has spent many years working with Indigenous communities, managing projects and programs to bring cultural connectedness into the lives of youth, while strengthening families to keep children safe at home.

With bloodlines to the Darug and Dharawal Nations, Dr Norman-Hill is the founder of Kirrawe Indigenous Corporation. 

An Aboriginal Social Scientist, Suicide ASIST & IASIST Trainer, counsellor,  researcher, historian and consultant, Dr Norman-Hill began her career in human services working in child protection. While completing her undergraduate degree Dr Norman-Hill established and managed an Indigenous Child Protection/Family Support /Foster Care agency before moving to Canberra in the inaugural recruitment of Indigenous Graduates to the Australian Public Service.

Dr Norman-Hill has participated at State, National and International levels on Boards and Ministerial appointments, and was selected by the Government to represent Australia at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the United Nations, New York.

Dr Norman-Hill is an advocate for the rights of families to raise their children and for young people in the state welfare system to be placed with their kin instead of living in residential care. 

Educational achievements include a Doctor of Indigenous Philosophies; Bachelor of Social Science; Diploma of Applied Science; Diploma of Management; Certificate IV Volunteer Program Coordination; Certificate IV Frontline Management; Certificate IV Training and Assessment; Certificate IV Business (Governance).