CCQI Staff

CCQI (College Centre for Quality Improvement) Staff:

	Mike Crawford Director Tel: 020 7977 6687 Mike Crawford is the Centre Director. He is a clinical academic with a special interest in service quality and health services research. He is Professor of Mental Health at Imperial College London and part-time honorary consultant psychiatrist at a specialist treatment service for people with personality disorder at Central and North West London Foundation Trust.
	Adrian Worrall Head of Centre for Quality Improvement Tel: 020 7977 6690 Adrian has a professional doctorate in occupational psychology and has worked in the College Centre for Quality Improvement since 1998. Adrian’s main areas of interest are accreditation, quality networks and programme evaluation.
	Alex Webster Centre Administrator Tel: 020 7977 6689 Alex has a degree in French & International Studies. He has previously managed quality improvement projects involved in getting parents and carers back into education and helped set up the Centre for Paramedic Science at St. George’s Hospital Medical School, London.

Mike Crawford

Director

Tel: 020 7977 6687

Mike Crawford is the Centre Director. He is a clinical academic with a special interest in service quality and health services research. He is Professor of Mental Health at Imperial College London and part-time honorary consultant psychiatrist at a specialist treatment service for people with personality disorder at Central and North West London Foundation Trust.

Adrian Worrall

Head of Centre for Quality Improvement

Tel: 020 7977 6690

Adrian has a professional doctorate in occupational psychology and has worked in the College Centre for Quality Improvement since 1998. Adrian’s main areas of interest are accreditation, quality networks and programme evaluation.

Alex Webster

Centre Administrator

Tel: 020 7977 6689

Alex has a degree in French & International Studies. He has previously managed quality improvement projects involved in getting parents and carers back into education and helped set up the Centre for Paramedic Science at St. George’s Hospital Medical School, London.

CCQI Projects:

CCQI Research:
	Alan Quirk Senior Research Fellow Tel: 020 7977 6648 Alan has a PhD in sociology and has worked as a researcher at the College since 1998. Alan’s main areas of interest are shared decision-making in psychiatric practice, user and carer experiences of mental health care, qualitative research, questionnaire and interview development, and survey research.
	Robert Chaplin Research Fellow Dr Rob Chaplin is a lead member of the research team. He also works as a consultant psychiatrist in a community mental health team.
	Chris Fitch Research Fellow
	Lina Aimola Research Fellow 020 7977 6649
	Alison Hunter Research Worker Tel: 020 7977 6648

ACP360:
	Miranda Heneghan Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6664 Miranda has a degree in Psychology and is a project worker for the National Audit of Psychological Therapies. Miranda's main areas of interest are clinical audit and working to improve psychological services.
	Zoe Brown Project Administrator Tel: 020 7977 6664

ACP360:

Miranda Heneghan

Deputy Programme Manager

Tel: 020 7977 6664

Miranda has a degree in Psychology and is a project worker for the National Audit of Psychological Therapies. Miranda's main areas of interest are clinical audit and working to improve psychological services.

Zoe Brown

Project Administrator

Tel: 020 7977 6664

AIMS:
	Jo Cresswell Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4994 Jo Cresswell has worked part time at the CCQI since 2004, developing and managing a variety of projects, including the ECT Accreditation Service (ECTAS)and Accreditation for Inpatient Mental Health Services (AIMS). She is currently the Senior Programme Manager for a cluster of projects including the Memory Services National Accreditation Programme and ACP360 appraisal service for psychiatrists as well as ECTAS and AIMS . Jo is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse currently working in South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
	Mark Beavon Deputy Programme Manager AIMS-AT / AIMS-WA / AIMS-Rehab Tel: 020 7977 6694 Mark has been at the CCQI since November 2005, and has been a part of the AIMS project almost since its inception. Mark became a Deputy Programme Manager in 2009, and currently has responsibility for the working-age, assessment/triage and rehabilitation branches of the AIMS family.
	Holly Robinson Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6647 Holly has a BSc in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Psychological Research Methods. Her professional interests include Therapeutic Communities, Therapeutic or Enabling Environments, promoting access to holistic interventions in therapeutic environments, and outcomes research.
	Aneika Cummings Project Worker AIMS-Rehab Tel: 020 7977 6695 Aneika has a BA honours in Politics and International Relations from Royal Holloway University of London. She recently joined the CCQI from the Royal College of Physicians where she worked on a quality improvement project in lung cancer. She has a strong interest in improving patient experience, research methods and quality improvement activities.
	Hannah Raphael Project Worker AIMS-AT / AIMS-WA Tel: 020 7977 6643 Hannah has a degree in psychology and joined the AIMS team in September 2010. Hannah’s main interests are working to improve mental health services and attitudes towards mental health.
	Justina Kaselionyte Project Worker AIMS-LD / AIMS-PICU Tel: 020 7977 4983 Justina has a degree in Political Science and International Relations. She joined the CCQI team in August 2011 as a Project Administrator and was providing administrative support to both AIMS and ACP360 teams until March 2012 . Her main interests are quality improvement in inpatient mental health services, particularly, Psychiatric Intensive Care Units, and better involvement of the service users in the accreditation process.
	Jacqueline Marland Project Administrator AIMS, ECTAS, HTAS MSNAP & QED Tel: 020 7977 4993 Jacqueline is an undergraduate law student with a special interest in Contract & EU Law. After having worked in several administrative positions in the US, Jacqueline moved back to the UK to continue study and forge a career in the non-profit sector. Her last position was with Advocates for International Development, where she played a key role in securing funds to promote the inception of their international office in Tanzania and further the achievement of the UN’s Millennium Development Goals.

Community of Communities:
	Sarah Paget Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6697 Sarah is Programme Manager of the Community of Communities which is the Accreditation and Quality Improvement Programme for Therapeutic Communities based with the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ Centre for Quality Improvement. She is a co-opted member of the Association of Therapeutic Communities’ Executive Committee and is a member of the International Journal of Therapeutic Communities’ Editorial Advisory Group. Sarah is a qualified psychiatric nurse and has a BA (hons) in Social Psychology and Cognitive Science she has been involved with Therapeutic Communities since 1992. Over the past 4 years she has worked with TC experts, frontline staff and service users to develop TC standards across all sectors and client groups. Sarah is especially keen to encourage TC values and practice in all areas of health and social care.
	Josie Thorne Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6699 Josie joined the CCQI in March 2012 in the Community of Communities team. She has previously worked in research in Health Psychology at King’s College London, and has experience working in clinical trials. She has a BSc in Psychology from Leeds University and a MSc in Health Psychology from King’s College University.
	Natalie Fildes Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6698 Natalie joined the CCQI in April 2012 in the Community of Communities team. Natalie has a BSc in Psychology from the University of Surrey and has experience of working on research projects in both the private and public sectors.

ECTAS:
	Jo Cresswell Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4994 Jo Cresswell has worked part time at the CCQI since 2004, developing and managing a variety of projects, including the ECT Accreditation Service (ECTAS)and Accreditation for Inpatient Mental Health Services (AIMS). She is currently the Senior Programme Manager for a cluster of projects including the Memory Services National Accreditation Programme and ACP360 appraisal service for psychiatrists as well as ECTAS and AIMS . Jo is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse currently working in South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
	Sophie Hodge Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4971 Sophie has a BA in Experimental Psychology from the University of Oxford, and her interests include developments in the field of dementia, memory clinics and the engagement of mental health services in quality improvement.
	Geraldine Murphy Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6696 Geraldine has achieved a BSc degree in Human Nutrition and joined the ECTAS team in 2009. Her professional interests include mental health services quality improvement and as ECTAS is the longest running CCQI Accreditation Project, it has allowed her to build up a history of the role of accreditation in quality improvement of services. She is also involved in working with services for eating disorder patients.

Enabling Environments:
	Sarah Paget Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6697 Sarah is Programme Manager of Enabling Environments. She is a co-opted member of the Association of Therapeutic Communities’ Executive Committee and is a member of the International Journal of Therapeutic Communities’ Editorial Advisory Group. Sarah is a qualified psychiatric nurse and has a BA (hons) in Social Psychology and Cognitive Science she has been involved with Therapeutic Communities since 1992. Over the past 4 years she has worked with TC experts, frontline staff and service users to develop TC standards across all sectors and client groups. Sarah is especially keen to encourage TC values and practice in all areas of health and social care.
	Keith Mahon Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6691 Keith graduated from Bangor University in 2009 with an MSc in Foundations in Clinical Psychology, and joins the CCQI from the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. Keith’s main areas of interest are acquired brain injury rehabiliation, the service user involvement movement, and the public perception of mental health.

Enabling Environments:

Sarah Paget

Programme Manager

Tel: 020 7977 6697

Sarah is Programme Manager of Enabling Environments. She is a co-opted member of the Association of Therapeutic Communities’ Executive Committee and is a member of the International Journal of Therapeutic Communities’ Editorial Advisory Group. Sarah is a qualified psychiatric nurse and has a BA (hons) in Social Psychology and Cognitive Science she has been involved with Therapeutic Communities since 1992. Over the past 4 years she has worked with TC experts, frontline staff and service users to develop TC standards across all sectors and client groups. Sarah is especially keen to encourage TC values and practice in all areas of health and social care.

Keith Mahon

Project Worker

Tel: 020 7977 6691

Keith graduated from Bangor University in 2009 with an MSc in Foundations in Clinical Psychology, and joins the CCQI from the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. Keith’s main areas of interest are acquired brain injury rehabiliation, the service user involvement movement, and the public perception of mental health.

Forensic Quality Network:
	Sarah Tucker Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6686 Sarah (BA (Hons), M.Sc, M.Phil, Member Institute of Group Analysis, Member UKCP) has led the work of the Quality Network for Forensic Mental Health Services since its launch in 2006. Prior to this she led the initial setting up of Community of Communities. Her publications include papers on key issues for clinical quality improvement. Sarah divides her time between the CCQI and as a group psychotherapist at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust, The Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture, The Tavistock Centre for Couples Relationships and in private practice. Previously Sarah led a clinical team at HMP Grendon.
	Samantha Holder Deputy Programme Manager - Low Secure Services Tel: 020 7977 6682 Samantha has a BSc (Hons) in Exercise and Health Sciences and a Professional Certificate in Management from the Open University. She has worked in public sector organisations, mainley withing health and/or social care since leaving university. Her interests include improving the quality of mental health services.
	Sarah Stubbs Deputy Programme Manager - Medium Secure Services Tel: 020 7977 6665 Sarah has a BSc in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural interventions. She previously worked as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner delivering guided self-help cognitive behavioural interventions as part of the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies initiative. She has also worked in a low secure Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in East London. She is currently working for the Quality Network of Forensic Mental Health Services as a Project Worker.
	Ilham Sebah Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6660 Ilham has a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Clinical Neuroscience from the Institute of Psychiatry (King’s College London). She has worked as a visiting lecturer at the University of Westminster teaching Psychology to undergraduate students, and has taken part in research at the IOP. Her main interests are in psychosis and neuroscience research as well as improving mental health services and treatment for patients.
	Louise Peters Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6662 Louise has completed a BSc Psychology and an MSc Forensic Psychology at the University of Kent. Prior to becoming a Project Worker for the QNFMHS, she worked for HM Prison Service, for six years, as a Forensic Psychologist in training, delivering Sex Offender Treatment Programmes in group and one to one settings. More recently, she worked for the Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre where she contributed to the work of the Harm Reduction team in producing and delivering educational material associated with staying safe in an online environment.
	Madeline King Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6661 Maddy has a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of Hertfordshire, and has experience working as a Health Care Assistant in a care home specialising in neurological disorders. She joined the CCQI in September 2012 and is currently working for the Quality Network of Forensic Mental Health Services as a Project Worker.

MSNAP:
	Jo Cresswell Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4994 Jo Cresswell has worked part time at the CCQI since 2004, developing and managing a variety of projects, including the ECT Accreditation Service (ECTAS)and Accreditation for Inpatient Mental Health Services (AIMS). She is currently the Senior Programme Manager for a cluster of projects including the Memory Services National Accreditation Programme and ACP360 appraisal service for psychiatrists as well as ECTAS and AIMS . Jo is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse currently working in South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
	Sophie Hodge Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4971 Sophie has a BA in Experimental Psychology from the University of Oxford, and her interests include developments in the field of dementia, memory clinics and the engagement of mental health services in quality improvement.
	Emma Hailey Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6644 Emma joined the CCQI in 2012 as a project worker for MSNAP and HTAS. She has a BSc degree in psychology and her main areas of interest are cognition and quality improvement within memory clinics.

National Audit of Dementia:
	Chloe Hood Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4975 Chloë has worked at the CCQI since 2005 on accreditation and audit projects. In 2006 she co-ordinated the scoping report for the Healthcare Commission on priority areas for the audit of care and treatment of people with dementia, which led to the commissioning of the National Audit of Dementia (care in general hospitals). Chloë’s main interests are methods which help to promote positive change in service delivery and the evaluation of patient experience.
	Aarti Gandesha Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4976 Aarti has an undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Leeds, and joined the National Audit of Dementia project in 2009. Aarti’s main interests are evaluating patient experience and staff attitudes towards caring for people with dementia in general hospitals.
	Renata Souza Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4977 Renata has a degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Psychosocial Studies. She joined the National Audit of Dementia project in 2009. Renata’s main areas of interest are evaluation and quality improvement of patients experience.
	Anne Leonard Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4970 Anne has a BSc in Biology and a Master’s degree in Biology and Control of Disease Vectors. She joined in the National Audit of Dementia in 2012. Anne’s main areas of interest are evaluating and improving the quality of health services.

National Audit of Psychological Therapies:
	Lucy PalmerSenior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6641 Lucy has worked at the CCQI since 2001, managing a variety of projects, including the Quality Network for Inpatient Child and Adolescent Services, the 'Better Services for People who Self harm' project, 'No Health without Mental Health', the Psychiatric Liaison Accreditation Network and the National Audit of Psychological Therapies. Lucy's interests include self harm and suicide, the relationship between physical and mental health and the involvement of service users and carers in training staff and improving services. Before joining the CCQI, Lucy worked in the research and development department at St George's Hospital Medical School, London.
	Rachel Marsh Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4982 Rachel has a BSc and an MSc in psychology and plans to undertake a clinical psychology doctorate. As well as working on the National Audit of Psychological Therapies (NAPT) Rachel is leading projects to develop an online patient safety in mental health CPD module and has an Honorary Assistant Psychologist post at one of the London mental health Trusts.
	Elizabeth Hancock Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6641 Elizabeth has a psychology degree from the Open University and has worked at the CCQI since 2005, starting on POMH-UK and moving to her present post as Deputy Manager on NAPT in 2010. She is interested in data analysis and is enjoying the challenge of helping to manage the large quantities of data collected on the National Audit of Psychological Therapies.
	Miranda Heneghan Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4984 Miranda has a degree in Psychology and is a project worker for the National Audit of Psychological Therapies. Miranda's main areas of interest are clinical audit and working to improve psychological services.
	Melissa Clapp Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4974 Melissa has a BSc Psychology with Clinical Psychology and a post graduate diploma in low intensity cognitive behavioural interventions. She has experience working across in-patient and primary care settings and joined the NAPT team in 2012 to evaluate service provision for anxiety and depression
	Rohanna Cawdron Project Administrator Tel: 020 7977 6640 Rohanna has a degree in History of Art from the University of East Anglia and has held previous Administration roles working for a Council, a Financial company and a Housing Association. Rohanna is interested in learning more about Mental Health services and their improvement.
	Lorna Farquharson Clinical Advisor Tel: 020 7977 4972 Lorna is a clinical psychologist who has worked for the NHS for over 10 years. She has experience of working in different roles within psychological therapy services, including as a clinician, manager and researcher. As well as being NAPTs clinical advisor, Lorna works as a lecturer and academic tutor on the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology programme at Royal Holloway, University of London.

National Audit of Schizophrenia:
	Krysia Zalewska Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4999 Krysia has worked at the CCQI since 2007. Before joining the CCQI she worked as an NHSTD paramedic and as a medical services manager. Krysia holds a BSc (hons) in physical science (physics) and is interested in community mental health services and quality improvement..
	Suzie Lemmey Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6645 Suzie has a degree in psychology and an MSc in forensic psychology. She started at the CCQI as a Project Worker with the AIMS team in January 2010 and moved to POMH and NAS in February 2012. Suzie’s main areas of interest are suicide prevention and service improvement in forensic mental health and learning disabilities settings.
	Sumera Bhatti Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4981 Sumera has an MSc in Psychology and Mental Health and has worked in CCQI since April 2010. Her main interests are cross-cultural perspectives of mental illness and treatment, self-harm and suicide, and quality improvement.
	Simone Jayakumar Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4980 Simone has a BSc in Psychology and joined the National Audit of Schizophrenia project in June 2011. Her main areas of interest include mental health issues faced by ethnic minority communities, neuropsychology and quality improvement.

Perinatal Quality Network:

Peter Thompson

Senior Programme Manager

Tel: 020 7977 6693

Peter has worked at the CCQI since 2004 and manages quality networks working with child and adolescent and perinatal mental health services. He has a BSc in Social Psychology from the University of Kent and a MSc in Environmental Psychology from the University of Surrey. Peter’s interests include CAMHS, perinatal mental health, standards development and quality improvement.

Keith Mahon

Project Worker

Tel: 020 7977 6691

PLAN:
	Lucy Palmer Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6641 Lucy has worked at the CCQI since 2001, managing a variety of projects, including the Quality Network for Inpatient Child and Adolescent Services, the 'Better Services for People who Self harm' project, 'No Health without Mental Health', the Psychiatric Liaison Accreditation Network and the National Audit of Psychological Therapies. Lucy's interests include self harm and suicide, the relationship between physical and mental health and the involvement of service users and carers in training staff and improving services. Before joining the CCQI, Lucy worked in the research and development department at St George's Hospital Medical School, London.
	Jenna Spink Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6646 Jenna has completed a BSc degree in Applied Psychology at Cardiff University and a MSc in Health Psychology at UCL. She has previously worked for the NHS as an Assistant Psychologist for forensic, learning disability and older adult services as well as for the Alzheimer’s Society. Her main interests are doctor-patient communication, links between physical and mental health, improving the quality of mental health services, dementia and self-harm. She is also a trustee for a women’s self-harm charity.
	Rohanna Cawdron Project Administrator Tel: 020 7977 6640 Rohanna has a degree in History of Art from the University of East Anglia and has held previous Administration roles working for a Council, a Financial company and a Housing Association. Rohanna is interested in learning more about Mental Health services and their improvement.

POMH-UK:
	Krysia Zalewska Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 4999 Krysia has worked at the CCQI since 2007. Before joining the CCQI she worked as an NHSTD paramedic and as a medical services manager. Krysia holds a BSc (hons) in physical science (physics) and is interested in community mental health services and quality improvement.
	Suzie Lemmey Deputy Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6645 Suzie has a degree in psychology and an MSc in forensic psychology. She started at the CCQI as a Project Worker with the AIMS team in January 2010 and moved to POMH and NAS in February 2012. Suzie’s main areas of interest are suicide prevention and service improvement in forensic mental health and learning disabilities settings.
	Sumera Bhatti Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4981 Sumera has an MSc in Psychology and Mental Health and has worked in CCQI since April 2010. Her main interests are cross-cultural perspectives of mental illness and treatment, self-harm and suicide, and quality improvement.
	Roman Adroer Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 4998 Roman has a BSc in Psychology and a BSc in Statistics. He is currently studying a MSc in Public Health and Health Promotion. He joined the POMH-UK project in October 2011. His main areas of interest include mental health, quality improvement and public health.

Quality Network for Community CAMHS:
	Peter Thompson Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6693 Peter has worked at the CCQI since 2004 and manages quality networks working with child and adolescent and perinatal mental health services. He has a BSc in Social Psychology from the University of Kent and a MSc in Environmental Psychology from the University of Surrey. Peter’s interests include CAMHS, perinatal mental health, standards development and quality improvement.
	Sara Roach Project Worker Tel: 0207 977 6685 Sara has a BSc in Psychology and joined the QNCC team in 2012. Her main area of interest is improving the quality of community mental health services for children and adolescents.

Quality Network for Community CAMHS:

Peter Thompson

Senior Programme Manager

Tel: 020 7977 6693

Sara Roach

Project Worker

Tel: 0207 977 6685

Sara has a BSc in Psychology and joined the QNCC team in 2012. Her main area of interest is improving the quality of community mental health services for children and adolescents.

Quality Network for Inpatient CAMHS:
	Peter Thompson Senior Programme Manager Tel: 020 7977 6693 Peter has worked at the CCQI since 2004 and manages quality networks working with child and adolescent and perinatal mental health services. He has a BSc in Social Psychology from the University of Kent and a MSc in Environmental Psychology from the University of Surrey. Peter’s interests include CAMHS, perinatal mental health, standards development and quality improvement.
	Colleen Roach Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6680 Colleen has a BSc in psychology and a MSc in Forensic psychology and joined the College Centre for Quality Improvement from the Institute of Psychiatry at Kings College London. Colleen's main areas of interest are the provision of psychological services in the NHS for depression and anxiety and quality improvement.
	Harriet Clarke Project Worker Tel: 020 7977 6683 Harriet has an BSc in Experimental Psychology from the University of Bristol, and joined the QNIC team in 2011. Her main area of interest is improving the quality of inpatient mental health services for children and adolescents.

Closing the Gap:
	Maureen McGeorge Implementation Team Manager Tel: 020 7977 6684 Maureen has spent her career to date in human services, working in services that support people with learning difficulties, people with physical disabilites and most recently with mental health problems. At an early stage she worked in direct care but was drawn into quality assurance work and more recently, into quality improvement activities. She believes in the value and power of the voice of the service user and seeks to support providers to develop and improve their services such that they are aligned to their needs. Maureen is a psychology graduate, currently studying with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

Closing the Gap:

Maureen McGeorge

Implementation Team Manager

Tel: 020 7977 6684

Maureen has spent her career to date in human services, working in services that support people with learning difficulties, people with physical disabilites and most recently with mental health problems. At an early stage she worked in direct care but was drawn into quality assurance work and more recently, into quality improvement activities. She believes in the value and power of the voice of the service user and seeks to support providers to develop and improve their services such that they are aligned to their needs. Maureen is a psychology graduate, currently studying with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

CCQI (College Centre for Quality Improvement) Staff:

Adrian Worrall

Alex Webster

Alan Quirk

Robert Chaplin

Chris Fitch

Lina Aimola

Alison Hunter

Miranda Heneghan

Zoe Brown

Jo Cresswell

Mark Beavon

Holly Robinson

Aneika Cummings

Justina Kaselionyte

Jacqueline Marland

Sarah Paget

Josie Thorne

Natalie Fildes

Jo Cresswell

Sophie Hodge

Keith Mahon

Sarah Tucker

Samantha Holder

Louise Peters

Madeline King

Jo Cresswell

Emma Hailey

Chloe Hood

Aarti Gandesha

Renata Souza

Anne Leonard

Rachel Marsh

Elizabeth Hancock

Miranda Heneghan

Melissa Clapp

Rohanna Cawdron

Lorna Farquharson

Krysia Zalewska

Programme Manager

Suzie Lemmey

Sumera Bhatti

Simone Jayakumar

Peter Thompson

Keith Mahon

Lucy Palmer

Jenna Spink

Rohanna Cawdron

Krysia Zalewska

Programme Manager

Suzie Lemmey

Sumera Bhatti

Roman Adroer

Peter Thompson

Peter Thompson

Maureen McGeorge

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