OUR MISSION Carers Support Merton values and listens to unpaid carers of all ages from our diverse

community and provides high quality services and advice .

We Care Do You? 2016 Issue 1

We need your help.....

Take part in this years Carers Thames Walk

and support your local Carers Centre.

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February 15th

YOGA 1.30pm—2.30pm Come along to our new Yoga Sessions with Rachel Conn—Suitable for all—mats will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own.—See page 5 for more information. £6.00 per class

February 22nd

Card Making Workshop. 1.30pm—3.30pm Come along and get prepared for upcoming birthdays and celebrations by making cards to give your family and friends. Cost: £3 for materials.

February 29th

1.30pm—3.30pm Cost £2 to cover materials

Mindful Colouring Colouring may seem like an unusual hobby for adults, but mindful

colouring can improve wellbeing, reduce stress levels and make us feel calmer. It is a cheap

and accessible activity that can make a big difference even if you have just ten minutes to

yourself. Join other carers on Monday afternoon to give it a try. £2.00 contribution.

March 7th

YOGA 1.30pm—2.30pm £6.00 per class

March 14th

Carers Workshop Financial Care Solutions 1.45pm to 4pm Meeting the cost of care in later life is a growing concern for many people. As life expectancy continues to lengthen, more of us can expect to require some form of long-term care. The cap on care costs which was going to be introduced in 2017 is now postponed until April 2020. It is more important than ever to have a plan to fund care that will continue to be sustainable. It is important to know about all the possible options available to fund care to be in a position to make informed choices. If you want to know more about planning for the future care of a loved one or your own this is an essential workshop for you.

March 21st

YOGA 1.30pm—2.30pm £6.00 per class

April 4th YOGA 1.30pm—2.30pm £6.00 per class

April 11th Carers Workshop Carers Assessment 1.45pm to 4pm A carer’s assessment provides an opportunity to explore how your caring role is affecting you and what assistance might be required to support both your ability to continue caring and your own wellbeing. A carer’s assessment will not only ask you to complete information about your needs as a carer, but also what the outcomes are that you want to achieve (what you want to happen) and the impact your caring role has on your wellbeing. If you want your voice as a carer heard and receive some support by learning to make the best use of this assessment, this workshop is essential for you.

April 18th YOGA1.30pm—2.30pm £6.00 per class

April 25th Card Making Workshop. 1.30pm—3.30pm Come along and get prepared for upcoming birthdays and celebrations by making cards to give your family and friends. Cost: £3 for materials.

May 9TH Carers Workshop Leaving home 1.45pm to 4pm Whether you are planning for your young adult disabled son or daughter to live more independently or within a residential setting, or you are looking for supported accommodation or a care home for an elderly relative, it is important to plan in good time, know your options and know what to look for to make the right choice. This workshop will assist you to make an informed choice that is in the best interest of the person you are caring for.

Mondays at Drake House, Wimbledon Guild,

44 St Georges Road Wimbledon SW19 4ED

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MONDAY Dementia Carers meet Up , 29th February, 21st March, 25th April At Debenhams cafe, Centre Court, Wimbledon 1:30pm- 3:30pm. Please join Shelley at the cafe for a chat, advice, support and up to date information regarding our services. New faces are welcome so do give me a ring on 02086467515 or email me on Shelley@csmerton.org if you would like to join us. CARERS Cafe For those caring for someone with Mental Health problems **NEW VENUE AND DATE** Next Dates: , MONDAY 15th February, MONDAY 16th April, MONDAY 18th April.—6.30-9.00pm Wimbledon Guild, Guild House, 30/32 Worple Road, SW19 Join us and meet other carers in a supportive environment. Have a brief respite and enjoy a hot or cold snack or light tasty meal as well as tea, coffee, soft drinks and sweets. For more information contact Margaret Whittle on 0208 646 7515 or email Margaret@csmerton.org Cost: by donation.

TUESDAY Aromatherapy Massage Appointments available 2.00pm and 2.50pm every Tuesday The Vestry Hall, London Road, Mitcham, CR4 3UD Our regular therapist Virginia Sloan is offering weekly sessions of aromatherapy massage To book contact our office on 0208 646 7515 Donation £5.00 (£3.00 if on means tested benefits)

THURSDAY Support Group for carers of people with complex needs/personality disorders Thursday 10th March from 6-8pm at Sutton Carers Centre Providing carers with an opportunity to share experiences and gain mutual support. Please call Celia at Sutton Carers Centre 020 8296 5611 or Margaret at Carers Support Merton on 020 8646 7515 for more information.

FRIDAY Carers Cafe - For those caring for someone with Mental Health problems 1.00pm-3.30pm The Vestry Hall, London Road, Mitcham, CR4 3UD You can enjoy a light lunch with friends in a relaxed and sociable atmosphere. There’ll be tea, coffee, soft drinks and sweet things to tempt you. Contact Margaret on 0208 646 7515 for more information. Shiatsu Massage *Please note change of Day* Appointments available 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 4th March 1.30pm, 2.15pm and 3.00pm The Vestry Hall, London Road, Mitcham,CR4 3UD To book contact our office on 0208 646 7515 Donation £5 ( £3 for people on means-tested benefits)

If you need support, information or guidance in your caring role or need any more

information regarding getting a carers assessment you can contact us

Monday to Friday 9.30—4.00pm

Tel: 0208 646 7515

info@csmerton.org

To book a place on any workshop, activity or therapy , or for more information, unless otherwise stated please contact :- Mary Goodwin, Tel: 0208 646 7515, Email: mary@csmerton.org

We like to offer a wide range of respite activities as possible to carers registered with us.

If you know of any beauty therapists, masseurs, holistic therapists, or crafters who may like to offer their services to Carers Support Merton please ask them to contact Mary for a chat.

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To book a place on any workshop, activity or therapy , or for more information, unless otherwise

stated please contact :-

Mary Goodwin Tel: 0208 646 7515 Email: mary@csmerton.org

Thursday 25th February

Join Mary and other carers for a great day out at Kew gardens to celebrate the carnival season .

Step inside the tropical paradise of Kew’s Princess of Wales Conservatory as it is transformed into a celebration of Brazil’s plant life and habitats.

Tropical plants will take over the glasshouse allowing visitors to delve into the science of these mysterious plants and understand the diversity of environments behind Brazil’s flora.

Weave your way through an enchanted forest of orchids before passing through a tunnel of tropical plants.

Look out for the two enormous 'Rainforest Tree' sculptures, covered in Oncidium orchids and bromeliads.

February is carnival season in Brazil and our festival this year will aim to bring some of that vibrant

atmosphere to Kew.

Elisa Biondi, Display Horticulturalist says, 'This year the pond display will be a true explosion of colour – a

real carnival. We want to capture the essence of Brazil; take visitors on a journey through the biomes of

this incredible country, while showing the range of conservation and science work that Kew is doing

with South America.' For more information contact Mary using the details above

Time for You Day *please note change of date*

THURSDAY 10TH MARCH 10.30am to 2.30pm

The Vestry Hall, London Road, Mitcham

As a carer it is important to look after yourself and take some time just for you. Come along to our Time 4 You Day and take advantage of some great therapies and beauty treats.

Reiki, Reflexology, Massage, Health Checks plus

more

Relax and read the day’s papers, enjoy a cuppa and take time to unwind or chat with other carers

Please contact Mary to book your appointment

0208 646 7515

Thanks to a generous g r a n t f r om t h e Wimbledon District Nursing and Midwifery Benevolent Society we are pleased to offer parent carers and their families the opportunity to enjoy a private play session at Eddie Catz in Wimbledon.

Tuesday 16th February

6pm – 8pm

We have exclusive use of the facilities for your family to enjoy some time together. Food and drink will be provided for the children and also accompanying adults. If you would like to book places for this event, please contact Mary Goodwin 0208 646 7515

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YOGA COMES TO CARERS SUPPORT MERTON

Yoga is an ancient form of exercise that focuses on strength, flexibility and breathing to boost physical and mental wellbeing. The main components of yoga are postures (a series of movements designed to increase strength and flexibility) and breathing. The practice originated in India about 5,000 years ago, and has been adapted in other countries in a variety of ways. Yoga is a practice that offers benefit and space for people of all ages and backgrounds and Carers Support Merton are now pleased to be able to offer this to our carers with Yoga practitioner Rachel.

Rachel currently teaches Yoga for London's Healthy Schools programme, Merton Council's Sports Blast, is a regular teacher at The Power Yoga Company, and privately works with dancers, actors, and singers. Rachel trained with Yoga to the People in New York, and was immediately hired as a regular teacher for their studios. She was invited to teach for HealthCorps (an American organisation that brings health, fitness, and nutrition education into schools and communities), and taught Yoga for a number of schools in deprived areas.

Rachel will be teaching classes to carers at Drake House on the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month at Wimbledon Guild from January 18th—only 10 places are available each session so to avoid disappointment it’s vital that you book your place in advance with Mary

EASTER FLOWER ARRANGING

Thursday 24th March

11am to 12.30pm

The Vestry Hall

Carers really enjoyed our Christmas flower arranging with Shelley and Mary so for this season we will be creating a display with Easter in mind. Come and join us on the 24th of March, you will need to bring along a bowl or similar container that your flowers can be arranged in. If you have a garden and have greenery and flowers that you can bring along for the group to add to their creation we would be very grateful Cost is £5.00 per person, please contact Mary to book your place.

British Red Cross ‘Everyday First Aid’ workshops for carers are simple and informal and focus on skills that are most important to you They are able to tailor sessions for both parent carers; which may include topics such as dealing with head injuries, choking and seizures alongside adult carers; where sessions may include dealing with heart attacks, strokes, falls and unconsciousness. The workshops are designed to build upon your existing knowledge and instincts and give you more confidence to help in a crisis. The British Red Cross are able to offer two FREE workshops to carers and parent carers. Places are limited so to secure your place please book asap Parent Carers -First Aid for Children Wednesday 13th April 10.00am—12.00 noon Carers—First Aid for Adults Thursday 14th April 10.00aM to 12 noon Both the sessions will be held at Vestry Hall, Mitcham. Contact Mary to book your place.

FIRST AID TRAINING

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Wimbledon Brewery Tour

Tuesday 3rd May

6.30pm –7.30pm

Wimbledon has a long and illustrious brewing history. The new brewery is based on the site of Merton Priory which was brewing throughout the Middle Ages . Wimbledon Brewery holds dear the heritage and traditions of beer brewing, whilst also inspiring the new generation of beer drinkers and brewers. Join our chair of trustees Ray Kinsella for a personal and informative tour of Wimbledon Brewery. Learn about the brewing process and the history of the brewery. Complimentary drinks at the Brewery Tap are included.

All for a special rate of £10

Sky Garden Visit

Thursday 12th May

Greenery can be hard to come across in London, especially when wandering around zone 1 – which is why Sky Garden is a massive breath of fresh air. It was designed by award-winning specialists who planned for the plants to flourish all year round in bursts of colour. We highly recommend this place as it boasts some of the best views in London. Come and join us to experience this wonderful garden, there are restaurants and a bar so relax and take in the view with us. For more information you can visit:- http://skygarden.london/

Royal Albert Hall Tour

Tuesday 26th April Join us in taking a tour of the Royal Albert Hall and experience the excitement as one of the worlds top venues prepares for upcoming performances. The grand tour offers an extensive journey through the front of house areas taking in the stunning auditorium and the breathtaking view from the gallery From Victorian landmark to modern day icon discover the history and heritage of this countries best loved entertainment venue. Tickets are available at a special discounted price of £10.00 per person. Bookings and payments need to be paid by 19th of April (cheques payable to Carers Support Merton) Places are limited and will be allocated on first come first served basis.

Ballet for a £1.00

Thursday 21st April

London Children’s Ballet will return to the West End in 2016 with a beautiful new production of Little Lord Fauntleroy, a ballet based on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic tale about a poor American boy who discovers he is heir to an English fortune. Through this little boy’s courage, quirky charm and eternal optimism, he gradually softens the heart of his fearsome old grandfather and restores his broken family. The ballet will be performed by LCB's company of 60 talented young dancers, aged 9-16, who have been chosen from across the country through competitive auditions. Filled with drama and humour, Little Lord Fauntleroy is designed to engage and inspire audiences of all ages.

Why not join us for this wonderful performance . For more details and to book your place please contact Mary.

To book a place on any workshop, activity or therapy , please contact :-

Mary Goodwin Tel: 0208 646 7515 Email: mary@csmerton.org

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We invite you to join staff from Carers Support Merton and the local

community to raise funds for Carers Support Merton by taking part in the:-

Saturday 28th May 2016 10.00a.m Southwark Cathedral

To register to take part in the Carers Thames Walk or to sponsor a participant visit

virginmoneygiving.com and search Carer Support Merton Thames Walk

Or

Click the following link or paste into your browser

www.virginmoneygiving.com/team/CSMerton

For more information

Contact

Debbie Kilby at Carers Support Merton

Tel: 0208 646 7515

email debbie@csmerton.org

The work of millions of Carers will be highlighted during a circular walk along the River

Thames, past some of London’s iconic landmarks and aims to raise the profile and celebrate

the work of not only some three quarter of a million Carers who live in London but also almost

seven million Carers in the UK.

Help raise funds for Carers Support Merton by being sponsored to take part in this year

Carers Thames Walk. As a carer it is important to look after yourself and do your best to stay

fit and healthy. What better way to do this than take part in this years walk , the route is either

9, 7.5 or 2.5 miles depending how energetic you are feeling. The full route is from Southwark

Cathedral to Lambeth Bridge and back along the north bank via Tower Bridge and is

described by the Lonely Planet Guide as one of the top 10 city walks.

Your participation will enable us to continue to provide vital support to carers who look after

someone in the London Borough of Merton. The Carers Thames Walk is open to everybody

and not just carer’s so get your family, friends, colleagues or even your dog to join you and

make a real day out of it.

Alternately if you can’t commit to walking you can sponsor a team member who is taking

part.

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Young Adult Carer Alfie Webb Takes over as Merton Chief Superintendent On the 20th of November young carer Alfie Webb took over the role of Merton’s Detective Chief Superintendent Stuart Macleod (Merton Borough Commander) as part of Children's Commissioner' 'Takeover Challenge'. The Children's Commissioner Takeover Challenge gives young people an insight into what is involved in their working day. Takeover is a fun, hugely successful and exciting children and young people’s engagement project which sees organisations across England opening their doors to children and young people to take over adult roles. It puts children and young people into decision-making positions and encourages organisations and businesses to hear their views. Children gain an insight into the adult world and organisations benefit from a fresh perspective about their work. The Metropolitan Police Service is a strong supporter of this initiative and most Senior Leaders in the Metropolitan Police Service were ‘taken over’ by a young person at some point in November. Alfie comments:- “I was privileged enough to assist the borough commander in his daily duties, such as emails, phone calls, authorising longer detention for people in police custody, attending team meetings, listening to emergency calls as they come in so they know what type of officer/s to send to the call and assisting the borough commander with the Christmas Tree Project which is the biggest charity event ever run by the Met to ensure that thousands of children in care across the capital receive a special Christmas present this year.To finish off Later that day me and the Borough commander went out on patrol ,and whilst we were out on patrol we visited The Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden to show our support for those lives lost in Paris. I didn't expect the role to be involved and it gave me an insight into the work of the Metropolitan Police service, everybody worked very hard and lunch was only 25 minutes MAX!”

Alfie is a member of the Volunteer Police Cadets which is a uniformed voluntary youth organisation supported by the metropolitan police service open to young people aged 10-19 across London's diverse communities . For more information visit http://content.met.police.uk/Site/cadets

STARLIGHT

CABARET

ON the 3rd of December

around 200 people came

together to enjoy a

professional performance of

‘Starlight Cabaret ’ a

wonderful fundraising event organised by our trustees in Christchurch SW20 which raised over £2500 for Carers

Support Merton.

We were entertained by a plethora of artistes, Singers Zoe Bonner, Mimi Doulton, Jay Rincorn and the wonderful

children who formed the Starlight Chorus, on piano Paul Guineu, conductor Oliver-John Ruthern, Richard Hall who

trained and recruited the Starlight Chorus. The was all put together by the talented Gregory York who compared the

evening. We were treated to a variety of classics such as Gershwin’s ‘Lets call the whole thing off’ and ‘Someone to

watch over me’ as well as Loesser ‘Luck be a lady tonight’ and Bart’s Food Glorious Food

One member of the audience commented ‘Many thanks, we came to the event and enjoyed the very professional

singing with a lovely selection of songs. We also came away with a box of mince pies.’

The event was generously sponsored by andrew scott robertson estate agents and twm solicitors provided the wine

whilst Waitrose Raynes park supplied an abundance of mince pies.

We can’t wait for next years concert ...

http://www.as-r.co.uk/ http://www.twmsolicitors.com/offices/wimbledon/ http://www.waitrose.com/

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UKCA's national card scheme

for cinema goers with a disability.

CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas by the UK Cinema Association (UKCA), The scheme was introduced in 2004 and is one of the ways for participating cinemas to ensure they make reasonable adjustments for disabled guests when they go to the cinema; in particular it ensures a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them.

The CEA Card allows you to obtain ONE free ticket for the person who is accompanying you to enable you to visit the cinema, by providing the assistance you require as a result of your disability, provided you purchase an applicable full price ticket for yourself for the same performance of the same film in the same auditorium. The free ticket is provided on the assumption that the person who accompanies you is able to provide you with appropriate assistance.

To apply for the card you will need to meet one or both of the following criteria:

Be in receipt of the disability living allowance, attendance allowance or Personal Independent Payment.

Be registered a blind person

There is an administration charge of £6.00 for the card which lasts for one year. Your need to apply for the card on line at www.ceacard.co.uk-

if you need help with this please contact one of our family support workers on 0208 646 7515

Due to various cuts in funding we need your help more than ever to

enable us to provide the same level of services that unpaid carers in

the London Borough of Merton have benefited from over past years.

There are ways that you can make a difference to help ensure that we are

able to continue the help and support that has always been an excellent

recourse to unpaid carers in the borough

Set up a regular Donation: You can help by making a monthly contribution direct from your bank account—either visit www.virginmoneygiving.com and search for Carers Support Merton fundraising page. Visit our website www.csmerton.org and click on the DONATE button. Or contact us for a direct debit mandate form. I f you are a UK tax payer you can also complete a gift aid form meaning that out of every £1.00 you give we can claim an additional 25p without any extra cost to yourself. Give a One-Off Donation All donations are very much appreciated by us –you can either donate on line as above or send a cheque payable to Carers Support Merton to our office address shown on the back page. Give in Memory Making a donation in memory of a loved one is a special way to share with family and friends their life and to honour their memory Give in Celebration Instead of writing a long list of presents for your birthday, anniversary or wedding, you could choose to share your celebration with Carers Support Merton Simply ask your friends and family to make a donation in lieu of a gift.

If you would like to find out more about other ways you can help please contact Debbie Kilby 0208 646 7515 or email debbie@csmerton.org

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DONT MISS OUT

Keep updated on our weekly events by signing up

to our weekly email bulletin

Submit your email address to

moira@csmerton.org with the heading Weekly

Bulletin Request.

Catronia Lumiste from Financial Care Solutions gives her overview on the introduction of the care

act and how this can implicate planning for your own future care or the care of a loved one. I appreciate that meeting the cost of care in later life is a growing concern for many people. As life expectancy continues to lengthen, more of us can expect to require some form of long-term care. The introduction of the Care Act was the biggest change to adult social care law in over 60 years. There were many positive changes that were introduced with Part 1 of the Care Act in April 2015. However, the Government has decided it would not be appropriate to implement Part 2 of the Care Act at this time due to the current shortfall in funding for adult social care. Some of the key elements (including the proposed cap on care costs) have been postponed until April 2020 at the earliest. So what does this mean? The need to take advice in this specialist area is ever more paramount in order to have a plan to fund care that will continue to be sustainable throughout the individual’s lifetime without the need for them to move out of a care setting should the money run out prematurely. I can help you plan for the cost of care by looking at all the options and the pros and cons of each option available so you can make an informed decision for a loved one. For Deputies and Attorneys, a vital part of your due diligence should be looking at all the options available to fund care and being in a position to make informed decisions that are in the client’s best interests.

Do you feel daunted by the maze of information in sourcing and funding care for a loved one? Do you have concerns about the best way to fund care for a loved one and make informed

decisions that are in their best interests if you are acting in a Deputy or Attorney role? Would you like the peace of mind of knowing you have researched all the options available and put a plan in place to fund care?

You can call or email me to arrange a confidential chat with no obligation on your part. Croydon: 0208 454 7482 Mobile: 07841 823846

On March 14th Catriona will be running a workshop along with our support worker Daniela Meloni

to give you the opportunity to hear more about putting things in place for your own or a loved ones

future , hosting a question and answer session and giving some real practical information. For more

information on how to sign up for the workshop lease see page 2.

Email: Catriona@financialcaresolutions.co.uk www.financialcaresolutions.co.uk

Please let us know if you

have received especially

good service from your GP,

local pharmacy , carer

agency or any other service

that helps you in your

caring role so we can share

this with other carers. Email

info@csmerton.org or call

your support worker on 0208

646 7515.

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Council tax exemptions and

discounts.

If you care for someone who has Dementia or any other Severe Mental

Health condition you may be entitled to a discount or exemption. If the

person lives on their own and is in receipt of certain disability benefits

they may be entitled to an exemption.

You may also be entitled if someone who lives with you is disabled and certain conditions are met. This is called

Disablement Relief. The property must be the disabled person’s sole or main residence. The reduction may also be

claimed if the disabled person is a child. The person must be substantially and permanently disabled, whether by

illness, injury, congenital deformity or otherwise.

To qualify, the property must provide one or more of the following as essential or of major importance to the well

-being of the disabled person:

A room that is not a bathroom, kitchen or lavatory, that is mainly required for meeting the disabled

person’s needs. The room must be directly linked with the disabled persons disability, for example a room

used especially for kidney dialysis treatment.

An additional bathroom or additional kitchen for meeting the needs of the disabled person

Sufficient floor space for a disabled person who has to use a wheelchair around the home

If you qualify for a discount or exemption the council will revise your council tax bill and refund any overpaid amounts.

If you apply for a discount or exemption, you must continue to pay the council tax on any bill you have

already been sent. You must tell the council immediately if there is a change of circumstances at your

property, as this may affect how they calculate your bill.

You can contact the council for more information on

Phone: 020 8274 4904

Email:local.taxation@merton.gov.uk as you are no longer able to call into the offices.

Carers Support Merton Young Carers Service are proud to have been awarded the London Youth Silver Quality Mark

This highlights the fantastic work that our young carers service provide and helps us in our funding bids. Tom Lambert Young Carers Service Manager with our award

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Carers Support Merton is a Company Limited by Guarantee (England) Reg No. 4164966 Registered Charity No: 1085761

Supported

Carers Support Merton Team

OUR VISION IS: We want unpaid carers of all ages to have real choices to improve their quality of life and

to receive the respect, support and recognition they deserve.

DON’T MISS OUT! Keep updated on all events held at Carers Support Merton plus other

events and opportunities you may be interested in as a carer

Every week we contact our carers who have provided an email address to remind you about any upcoming or regular events that we are holding as well as telling you about any last-minute activities or news we have not been able to advertise in our newsletter. If you would like to be kept updated please send your full name and email details to Moira @csmerton.org with the subject header: CSM information request.

Melanie Monaghan CEO

Karin Sensier Office Manager

Anne Webster Finance Manager

Sue Batley Adult Services Manager

Tom Lambert Young Carers Services Manager

Debbie Kilby Comms & Business Support Officer

Denise Whitelocke Book Keeper

Saloni Suntokee YC Administrator

Mary Goodwin AC Engagement & Participation Worker

Daniela Meloni Adult Carers Support Worker

Shelley Lynch Adult Carers Support Worker

Margaret Whittle Mental Health Worker

Donna Everett Adult Carers Support Worker

Opal Lindsay Family Support Worker

Moira Clews Adult Services Administrator

Joe Collins YC Family Support Worker

Rachelle Jones YC Family Support Worker

Monique Smart. YC Family

Support Worker

Esme Crowden YC Family Support Worker

Dionne Reed YC Activities and Support Worker’

Isaac Oloyede Student Social Worker

Graham Barker Volunteer

Debbie Robinson Volunteer

Ray Kinsella Chair

John Davey Treasurer

Ben Benson Vice Chair

Lesley Carlton-Jones Trustee

Victoria Nicol Trustee

Carol Mathurin Trustee

Zoe Penny Trustee

Cheryl Carter

Trustee

Jim Brown John Trustee

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