Louise Huddleston

Chair of Trustees

Louise has always had a lifelong desire for caring and supporting the development of children and young people, in particular those with additional needs. Louise was a qualified SEND teacher for over 10 years, where she quickly became an advocate of the MOVE Programme which was being delivered in her school.

Her interest in the Programme led her to becoming a trainer, MOVE coordinator and supporting her school to maintain their Centre of Excellence status. Louise has since joined the board of trustees to provide an insight into the running of MOVE within school settings. She is currently training as a paediatric nurse and hopes to also promote the benefits of MOVE within the healthcare setting.

Sara Bradbury

Trustee

Sara is an experienced leader and trustee, a Chartered Manager with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), and brings a strong background in the charity, education, employability and welfare-to-work sectors. She has over 25 years’ experience working across both private and charitable organisations, with extensive expertise in strategic leadership, operational management, governance and service delivery.

Throughout her career, Sara has held senior leadership responsibilities, overseeing complex, large-scale programmes and contracts commissioned by the Education and Skills Funding Agency, the Department for Work and Pensions and local authorities. She has a strong understanding of the challenges facing the third sector and a passion for improving opportunities and outcomes for individuals and communities.

Robin Morris-Denholm

Trustee

Robin has four years’ experience as a SEN teacher and within that she has worked directly with the MOVE Programme. Robin is now an advisory teacher for Peterborough County Council, working with a variety of services and schools to support pupils in mainstream provision.

Nicola Lowry

Trustee

A member of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising (MCIOF), Nic works at a leading Disability Charity as Director of Income Generation. She brings 15+ years’ experience of supporting charities and non-profits to deliver on their income generation ambitions, having led several highly successful strategies across a variety of fundraising areas.

Up until 2000, Nic worked in the retail sector. At this point, she made the decision to go to university to study social care, and to take up her first role in the health and social care sector as an area manager for a well-known domiciliary and nursing agency. She’s since worked in the charity sector across a range of areas including children and young people in care/leaving care, homelessness, complex needs, mental distress, and domestic violence and abuse.