DorPIP Trustees
Jacki is a Bournemouth local who studied Business at Bournemouth College. As Jacki comes from a large family of 6 children she understands the demands and joys of parenting. She raised her own 2 children as a single parent. Jacki brings a wealth of Human Resources, Wellbeing experience and expertise to the Board having worked in a range of demanding roles within International Education, Hospitality and Human Resources. She became personally involved in the welfare of babies and children of staff while creating a nurturing family atmosphere in the workplace. Jacki feels that DorPIP’s mission to inspire and nurture the human spirit, one baby, one parent and one community at a time, reflects her own values and was delighted to be asked to join the Board.
Jacki is also a long serving Executive Member of the Board of Trustees of East Boro Housing Trust (EBHT), a charity providing homes, care and support for the elderly and clients with mental and physical disabilities as well as providing emergency accommodation for homeless families. Her father was involved from the very early stages of this charity in 1960 and she is now carrying on his excellent work.
In her leisure time Jacki enjoys travelling, walking, cinema and theatre. She also volunteers for the Rotary Club and their fundraising activities throughout the year.
Jackie O’Shea
Dr Mayers an academic psychologist specialising in mental health, particularly perinatal mental illness and young people's mental health. He is a Principal Academic at Bournemouth University. He actively campaigns for raising better awareness for mental health, and challenges stigma and discrimination. He serves on several local and national advisory groups for maternal mental illness. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA), as a reflection of his work campaigning for better mental health. He is Patron for the Samaritans of Bournemouth and District and Patron and for Dorset Mind. He is also Chair of trustees for ActsFast, a charity based in Dorset that supports families who care for child sexual abuse victims. He works closely with Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation NHS Trust and Dorset Police (in association with Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner) on the mental health street triage. He delivers mental health training programmes for health professionals (including health visitors and midwives), through Bournemouth University and Dorset HealthCare. He works closely with the perinatal mother and baby unit in Bournemouth.
Dr Andy Mayers
David Doyle
David worked as Chief Risk Officer for large Global Conglomerates for more than 20 years. He has a wealth of experience in corporate governance across a diverse range of industries. He currently is serving as a Director of East Boro Housing Association. David has 2 children and lives in Wimborne, Dorset. David says “I joined the board as I wish to play a part in the journey of DorPIP from its conception
Malcolm worked for Nat West bank for 37 years. He now works for Morris Lane, Accountants, in Poole as their new business manager. Malcolm who is married with two grown up children says: "DorPIP is personal to me as my mum suffered very badly from post natal depression and unfortunately this has severely affected her life. I joined the Board as I believe this is a vital service and can help make a real difference to families."
Malcolm Baker
The team at DorPIP is made up of our Trustees, Clinical Staff, Operational Staff and Volunteers.
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