Neuro DropIn announces new board of trustees

Founder Sharon Jackson said: "With a shortage of money and suitable, adaptable space, we need new people with new ideas on our board to allow the charity to sustain itself and grow, so that we can continue to support people in the neurological community here in Lancaster and further afield."

They join Sharon and existing trustee Pauline Preston.

Sharon added: “Neuro DropIn has been a registered charity for seven years now and we’ve come so far since a handful of us started to meet at Sainsbury’s cafe. We have a place of own on the Lancaster Farms estate and over 200 people affected by various neurological conditions and their families on our books.

Charlie said: “Having worked with Sharon for the last four years, creating the Neuro DropIn brand and supporting the charity with print and digital marketing, I can say her positivity and passion in leading Neuro DropIn is nothing short of inspirational. "Saying yes to being on the board really was a very simple decision. I’m looking forward to working with the new board of trustees over the coming years to help build a self-supported, financially stable and sustainable charity.”