Our team, trustees and patrons
Our team
Suffolk Mind is led by our Senior Leadership Team. Our CEO heads up the team, which comprises a variety of people who have many years’ experience – either clinically or within business.
We are also lucky to have so many dedicated, experienced people work for Suffolk Mind across all departments and services.
Here are a few faces you may meet.








Our trustees
Suffolk Mind has a formal constitution and is governed by an unpaid Board of Trustees, with day-to-day management delegated to a CEO. The trustees are responsible for the governance of the organisation, the delivery of safe and high quality services, and keeping financial accounts and safeguarding the assets of the charity.
Find out more about our team and trustees below.







Our Patron
Suffolk Mind’s patron, Lord Dennis Stevenson, believes in our mission to make Suffolk the best place in the world to talk about and take care of mental health. We are hugely grateful for his generous support.

Suffolk Mind Ambassadors
Suffolk Mind’s Ambassadors are all volunteers, supporting our charity at events, in the media and through their own networks. Our Ambassadors have all been invited to the role due to their unique commitment to Suffolk Mind and their diverse skills.
Ambassadors represent Suffolk Mind’s values publicly and act as advocates, connectors, and champions for the charity.
Our Ambassadors come from different backgrounds and support Suffolk Mind’s team through expertise as volunteers in another service, as business people, influential members of our community, or as inspirational fundraisers.
Their role is varied but you’re likely to see them:
- Representing Suffolk Mind at events
- Speaking about our services at networking events or on their social media
- Advocating for us in the media
- Thanking our supporters at cheque presentations or local community events
Find out more about our Ambassadors below.





Volunteer with us
Volunteers help us to promote mental wellbeing across the country, and support us in the delivery of our services.
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