Highland Third Sector Representative Pathway

Third Sector Reps Q&A @ HTSI Assembly 2019
Effective representation of Third Sector work, achievements and interests are a critical part of empowering the Third Sector to become a equal partner and participant in public planning and decision making processes. To facilitate and develop the opportunities for Third Sector Representation the HTSI supported the introduction of the Third Sector Representation Pathway.
The Pathway is intended to strengthen the representation of the Sector, creating more transparency and democracy within the process. A minimum of two reps are elected at our AGM from the Third Sector to act as reps.
The current reps are listed below:
Roisin Connelly | rconnolly@connectingcarers.org.uk
Gwen Harrison | gwen@rasash.org.uk
Emma Knox | emma.knox@chss.org.uk
Sue Lyons | slyons@spiritadvocacy.org.uk
Community Safety and Resilience:
Gwen Harrison | gwen@rasash.org.uk
Chris Grant | chris.grant@abilitynet.org.uk
Highland Council Care, Learning and Housing Committee:
Roisin Connelly | rconnolly@connectingcarers.org.uk
Jaci Douglas | j.douglas@calachildcare.co.uk
Gillian Newman | policy@highlandchildrensforum.org
Debbie Sutherland | D.Sutherland@ypeople.org.uk
Highland Alcohol and Drug Partnership:
Iain McKenzie | iain@highlandtsi.org.uk
Debbie Sutherland | D.Sutherland@ypeople.org.uk
Community Justice Partnership:
Liberty Bligh | ceo@libertie.co.uk
Highland’s Children leadership group:
Gillian Newman | policy@highlandchildrensforum.org
Clair Nicols | clair.nichols@youthhighland.org.uk
Community Learning and Development:
Marion MacNeil | m.macneil@versusarthritis.org
Helena Macleod | helena@bridgeagap.co.uk
Iain McKenzie | iain@highlandtsi.org.uk
Jaci Douglas | j.douglas@calachildcare.co.uk