Trustees
Dr. Teresa Griffin - Joint Chairperson
Dr. Griffin has been a GP for thirty years and has worked with the Gold Standards Framework team in both primary care and carehomes for a number of years. 
Helen Meehan RN, RM, Bsc (Hons) Community Health Nursing - Joint Chairperson
Helen is the Lead Nurse Palliative Care and End of Life Care Clinical Champion for Solihull NHS Care Trust.
The roles include clinical lead for the community Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care Team, leading on palliative care strategy and palliative care service improvement for Care Trust Community Services, clinical advisor to commissioning.
Rev. Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas has been priest in charge of St Chad's and St Alkmund's churches since September 2001, and Vicar of the new united benefice of the two churches since 2008. He also conducts ministry reviews for the Lichfield Diocese, and has been a member of General Synod since 2007. He is a Patron of the Shrewsbury Summer Season Arts Festival, and of Shrewsbury's Darwin Festival, and started the St Chad's Darwin lecture in 2002. He is chaplain to Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council, St Chad's being the town's civic church. He is married to Prof Keri Thomas, and they have five children, the eldest being 23 and the youngest twin girls of 12. Previously Mark was Team Rector and Rural Dean in the Wakefield Diocese, and an Honorary Canon of Wakefield Cathedral.
Prof. Collette Clifford
Collette Clifford is Professor of Nursing in the College of Medical and Dental Sciences at the University of Birmingham. She has been in the post for circa 12 years and prior to this has worked in a range of academic and clinical roles in nursing.
Henry Heath MBE
Henry Heath is retired from work and he is committed to serving St Chad’s church where he is now involved in organising the stewarding of the church during the summer months and playing an active part in the Stewardship Team.
During his business life he was actively engaged in writing and published two major books on Flavour Technology and Chemistry and a third in collaboration with a professor from Minnesota University. In addition he was busily engaged in lecturing, running symposia and writing technical articles in all the major counties where the company had factories or sourced raw materials. Inevitably, he was involved in the then new technical food associations and played a significant role as a Fellow in their foundation and growth.
