Sheffield CIL has a management committee of Trustees who all have personal experience of disability and the barriers that disabled people face in society. Our Trustees are committed to the concept of a social model of disability and a rights-based approach to services and public policy. They are accountable to both Companies House and the Charity Commission and ensure that Sheffield CIL has systems in place to protect the interests of the organisation and its members.
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 In addition to his role as SCIL Chair, Tim is also a Trustee of Voluntary Action Sheffield and has a lead interest in Health, Housing and Social Care. He is a Partner Governor on the Sheffield Teaching Hospital Foundation Trust and a member of the Sheffield Health Compact Steering Group. Tim was previously employed as Chief Executive of Cavendish Cancer Care but left in 2008 to develop his own consultancy business. Before moving to Cavendish Cancer Care he worked in the NHS for more than 20 years and was Chief Executive of Sheffield South West Primary Care Group. Earlier in his career he spent a number of years working in social services departments around the country, as a research and planning manager.
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 Geoff Pick is the Vice Chair of SCIL. He is also Chair of Sheffield City Council Physical Disability and Sensory Impairment Service Improvement Forum and is Vice Chair for Skills for Care Yorkshire and a Trustee of Speaking up for Action (SUFA). Geoff started his working career within the Ministry of Defence, and then worked in materials handling within the heavy engineering industry on Tyneside. He moved to South Yorkshire in 1985 and began his involvement in the voluntary and community sector from 1988 before retiring from paid employment in 1993.
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 In addition to his role as SCIL Trustee, Ian is the Chair of the SCIL Finance and Resources Committee. He is also a Trustee, Fundraiser and Honorary Treasurer for the Sheffield Sea Cadets. His experience in the voluntary and community sector began many years ago with a particular interest in health and social care issues. He was a non-executive Director of Sheffield West NHS Primary Care Trust and became involved in many of their sub-boards and committees.
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 Lee has been involved in the disability movement for many years. He was one of the founder members of Inclusive Living Sheffield and was a member of the Disabled People’s Forum, Disability Consultative Committee, SCOPE and the Community Support Service in Sheffield. He is also a board member of the Sheffield LINk. Lee has a particular interest in transport issues for disabled people and has worked with the Access Liaison Group and Transport for All.
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 Janet is a retired school teacher with experience of working with children with special needs. She moved to Sheffield in 1985 and set up and ran a voluntary organisation which supported carers of older people (The South West Area Sitting Service). She then became a management committee member of the Sheffield Carer’s Centre. Janet is also the Secretary of the Friends of the Botanical Gardens and sits on the North Sheffield Grants Panel for South Yorkshire Community Foundation.
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 Andrew recently moved to Sheffield and found employment as a Development Officer with Sheffield LINk. He previously worked within the local Voluntary Services Council in Croydon. He has worked within the voluntary and community sector for over 18 years and has a special interest in working with older and disabled people. Previous employers include the Alzheimer’s Society, Contact a Family, the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign and Scope.
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Sheffield CIL Board Vacancies |
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If you are interested in becoming a volunteer SCIL trustee click here to see the SCIL Trustee Role |
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