SRN welcomes new Network Officer |
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| Wednesday, 05 May 2010 |
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We are pleased to welcome Lesley Smith to the SRN team. Lesley recently took up the post of Network Officer and will be working alongside John Moody (Network Officer) to promote and support the development of Peer Support, WRAP and local recovery networks, as well as looking at issues relating to equalities, diversity and employment. As a graduate of the Recovery Innovation peer specialist training course, a WRAP Facilitator and Recovery Trainer Lesley brings a wide range of experiences to the role. She has also been actively involved with the Lothian Recovery Network and her previous experience and roles include involvement and collective advocacy (The Royal Edinburgh Hospital Patients' Council and Carr-Gomm Scotland). |
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