I joined the Jigsaw team in February 2015. I have been heavily involved in voluntary work with children for over seven years. This has included running a local Mother and Toddler Group and being an active school governor at a local primary school for the last six years. The roles have been both challenging and rewarding. Prior to that, I enjoyed a management career with BAA, the airports company, in a variety of roles and locations – not least as Heathrow Terminal 4 operations team manager during 9/11. My BAA career has given me great experience of a wide range of business areas, which have been of great benefit as a school governor, and I hope to put my skills to good use with Jigsaw. I have witnessed the invaluable support that Jigsaw provides to families suffering bereavement, having lost a lovely friend, a young mother, to cancer less than two years ago. I am looking forward to growing our income streams so that more children and families can benefit in the way that our friends did.
Jigsaw (South East) offers grief support to children and young people who have experienced the death of a significant family member through illness, accident, suicide or murder. We also provide support to children and young people who have a family member with a life-limiting condition.
The charity works throughout Surrey and surrounding areas. Referrals can be made directly by families or via health and social services.
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moreThe annual Meridian Rotary Youth Speaks debate to placate t Swithun's Church on Tuesday 21st November. The senior team and overall winner was the Worth School Senior Team and the intermediate team winner was Lingfield College Team B.
moreRotary on the Radio is presented every Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm by Anthony Beevor, Lesley Robinson and Ian King. The show is sponsored by Meridian Rotary here in East Grinstead.
moreIsabel Afacan and Chloe Clark, both from Imberhorne School, represented Meridian Rotary in the District final held at Merton college, Morden on Saturday 4th February.
moreRotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
moreWhilst Rotary is a world-wide service organisation and a Charity, it is community-based with local club membership. Meridian Rotary Club has therefore enjoyed a long history of service to the local community.
moreOur Rotary Club actively supports the youth of our community with the aim of developing their skills through a number of events and initiatives.
moreWould YOU like:- ● the satisfaction of contributing to our local community and helping vulnerable people throughout the world? ● to use your skills and experience to make a difference? ● to make new friends and network with like-minded people?
moreAt Meridian Rotary we always put the FUN into Fundraising! Every year we raise £000’s for our local community and international causes and also for other Rotary Charities.
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