CHUMS
Sue Clarke is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in fundraising and communications, currently serving as the Head of Fundraising & Communications at CHUMS Charity since October 2017, while also holding the position of Fundraising Manager for CHUMS since January 2012. Prior roles include Fundraising Manager at Sight Concern Bedfordshire and Corporate & Trusts Fundraising Manager at Keech Hospice Care, where notable achievements included the successful "Accumulator Challenge" corporate campaign. Earlier in the career, Sue held various financial roles, including Assistant Director at Swiss Bank Corp/Warburgs and Fund Manager at Hermes Investment Management, after beginning as a Graduate Trainee at Goldman Sachs. Academic credentials include a BSc Hons in Banking and International Finance from CASS - City University Business School.
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CHUMS
CHUMS Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Service for Children and Young People provides therapeutic support in a variety of ways. CHUMS has developed a unique service delivery model to ensure that children and young people are able to access a service that supports their individual needs. We employ a multi-disciplinary team of professionals with backgrounds in psychology, social work and counselling, as well as other qualified and experienced practitioners who: • Understand the issues facing children and young people • Have the skills to effectively support them • Can deliver evidence based interventions to improve the mental health and emotional wellbeing of children and young people We routinely use a number of outcome measures to evidence positive change which are Children and Young People’s Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (CYP IAPT) compliant. We have also measured our social impact which demonstrates that we positively affect: • Academic achievement • Increased awareness of mental health issues • Reduction in stigma • Improved behaviour • Improved relationships • Reduction in social isolation • Increased confidence and self worth • Increased resilience Our programmes of support build resilience and promote good mental health within the framework of prevention and early intervention support for mental health difficulties. CHUMS CIC is able to deliver a broader range of non-commissioned services thanks to financial support from CHUMS Charity.