Shared Lives Plus board
SharedLivesPlus is a registered charity and a not-for profit company limited by guarantee.
We operate in accordance with the rules set out in our Memorandum and Articles
of Association. The Board of Trustees has responsibility for the governance of
the charity and meets quarterly. There is an Annual General Meeting each year
in which members vote in person or by post on key issues. You can find our latest
Annual Report and accounts below.
The Trustees are mainly democratically elected representatives of the network
of members. They are informed by the work of our committees.
For Shared Lives members there are four country advisory committees with representation from across the country. The committees meet four times
a year and their Chairs are put forward to become UK board members.
England (with the largest membership) is further divided into eight branches, which meet regularly to discuss issues of common interest and concern. Each
of the branches has representation on the England country committee.
For Small Community Service and Homeshare members: each has an advisory committee which meets regularly. One board position is reserved for a Small Community
Service member.
Chair (and Shared Lives Representative)
Martin Ewing
Leeds Community Carers Team
6 St Marks Avenue
Leeds, LS2 9BN
O151 227 3499
Treasurer
Ian Coleman, c/o SharedLivesPlus Liverpool
Other UK Board Members
England Shared Lives Committee Chair
Nancy Plowes
Scotland Shared Lives Committee Representative
Suzanne Mahony
Wales Shared Lives Committee Chair
Tim Southern
SCS Representative
Joseph Nixon
Shared Lives carer Representatives
Chris Dyer
and Jane Hutchinson
Specialist Trustee (Equalities Champion)
Andy Harvey
Co-opted Expert Trustees
Richard Jones (Director of Adult Services for Lancashire and immediate past President
of ADASS, the association of Directors)
Stephen Burke (Director of United for All Ages and former CEO of Counsel and
Care)
Board Meeting Dates 2011
11 January, 8 March, 7 June, 13 September and 13 December.
Key governance documents
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