Social Action
When we are not in schools our passion for making
a difference spills into other parts of our life,
here are a few examples.
Ready For Work
For 10 years, Meg and Steve were privileged to work alongside Business in the Community
helping homeless people get into employment through the
Ready for Work programme. Delivering >240 training days,
with >1200 unemployed clients and helped >700 to gain full-time employment. An amazing programme with life-long impact.
School Governor
Chloe is a Governor at a village primary school, supporting the Headteacher to make a difference to the children in their care.
She is the governor responsible for Pupil Premium and SEND and monitors school effectiveness, ensures the school visions and values are upheld and promotes the interests of the school, staff, and children within the larger context of an academy trust.
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Youth & Childrens Work
For many years Meg and Steve led the Youth (& Families) Work for All Saints Church, Danehill.
Including 2 weekly youth groups for approx. 40-50 young people
as well as a youth camp.
In addition Meg led the Children's (& Families) Work and still volunteers alongside
young families.
Ready For Work
Chloe currently sits on a volunteer committee as Membership Secretary for Salisbury Stingrays Swimming Club, supporting parents, swimmers, officials, and coaches with administration and leading the club forwards.
Litter Picking
Meg and Steve have a heart for the environment and regularly litter pick in the area where they live.
In one year they collected around 15,000 litre of rubbish.
Girl Guiding
Chloe previously led a unit of Brownies aged 7-11, helping girls to grow and develop in a city-centre unit for over 9 years. She has also held a Commissioner position, responsible for local area growth and support of leaders.