Church of Scotland
Hannah Sanderson is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in program management and community development. Currently serving as Programme and Innovation Manager at the Church of Scotland since January 2016, Hannah focuses on operational outcomes that benefit local communities. Previous roles include Innovation and Events Manager and Congregational Learning Development Worker at the same organization, where contributions were made to foster a creative culture and support leadership training. Earlier career highlights include managing Heart to Heart, coordinating a successful youth program at Callander Youth Project, and serving as Spiritual Coordinator at Abernethy Trust. Hannah also has teaching experience, having worked as a Psychology, Citizenship, and PSE Teacher at Torbridge High, and held various roles in youth services and education development with the City of Edinburgh Council. Educational qualifications include a BSc in Psychology from the University of Exeter and a PGCE from the University of Plymouth.
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Church of Scotland
The Church of Scotland is one of Scotland's largest charities and most active voluntary organisations. We have over 300,000 members, with more regularly involved in local congregations and our work. Within the organisation, we have around 800 ministers serving in parishes and chaplaincies, supported by professional and administrative staff. Most of our parishes are in Scotland, but there are also congregations in England, across Europe and in the rest of the world, where we also work with many partner churches. The Church of Scotland works with communities worldwide. As one of the largest organisations in Scotland, our work has a pivotal role in Scottish society and indeed religion throughout the world. Scottish Charity number SC011353