Management
Centre Manger
Lynn Hurst
It is an honour to be the manager of such a wonderful MS Therapy Centre. I have three decades of experience managing the HMSTC and I have numerous examples of how beneficial this Centre can be.
The HMSTC is self funded so a big part of my role is to keep the money coming in. I enjoy this challenge as I can directly see the results as it works.
I like my colleagues, the members, the services that we provide and am grateful to be in the position that I am in.
Deputy Centre Manager
Sam Martyn
I consider it a privilege to work at the MS Centre, it's a wonderful charity with a great deal of community spirit.
My role is varied which I love, and my colleagues are amazing people; all fully committed, providing an excellent service to our wonderful members on a daily basis.
The best part of my role is the interaction I have with members and attracting new ones to the centre too. My work is especially rewarding as I know our service helps to improve lives.
Physiotherapy Manager
Apeksha Patel
I have been working at the HMSTC for 16 years and I am proud to support as many people as I can.
All of the staff at the Centre are amazing and I am lucky to work with such great people.
I have a lot of experience of working with Multiple Sclerosis and enjoy helping people to improve their lives.
The Centre is a lovely place to work.
Trustees
Trustees are the people who lead the charity and decide how it is run. Being a trustee means making decisions that will impact on people’s lives. Trustees have independent control over, and legal responsibility for, a charity’s management and administration. They play a very important role, in a sector that contributes significantly to the character and wellbeing of the country.
Jerry Ridout
Chair of Trustees
Jane Perry
Trustee
Fotoula Karamouzos
Trustee
Farid Kazi
Trustee
Hetal Shah
Trustee
Tony Flanigan
Trustee