
Penny is goal-driven, highly accomplished professional with 20+ years’ experience directing quality compliance, regulatory adherence and business development for SMEs and PLC organisations.
She consistently demonstrates expertise in strategically planning and executing operational initiatives to facilitate changes and crisis management while optimising business development. She has reputable track record collaborating with departmental leadership and liaising with senior executive stakeholders to ensure adherence with CQC and local authority legislation while ensuring comprehensive risk management throughout.

Carol has 22 years of experience in health & social care. I have worked in a variety of areas and roles in my career, including day services, forensic services and supported living. I have a great track record of working and leading teams to support people with autism, learning disabilities, complex needs and mental health conditions. I have led the implementation of new services and supported teams in transition to other providers.
I’d consider myself to be approachable and willing to listen and help others. I am passionate and very driven to provide the highest possible support for people. I am excited to be part of this team and to achieve great outcomes for all.

Daniel holds a degree in Social and Cultural Studies and have dedicated the past 20 years to supporting adults with complex care needs in a variety of settings. Daniel approach is based on a strong belief in the values of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), and a commitment to build positive relationships with both my colleagues and the people we support.
He believes understanding what each person needs to thrive, and empowering them to achieve the best quality of life possible, is the most rewarding aspect of his work.

My name is Bethany, I am the service manager for the East area, covering the Norfolk and Suffolk area.
I have 15+ years' experience in the health and social care sector. I have worked in various areas such as residential (Learning disability and mental health), OFSTED regulated homes and most recently working with Local Authority's to enable long term hospital patients to transition back into their local communities successfully.
I am passionate about person centered care and development, co-production and positive risk taking to enable the people we support to have the best quality of life.

My name is Rosey, and I am the new Case Manager for the Northern services. After completing my degree in psychology with counselling, I began as a support worker gaining experience in hospital settings and later a complex disability role. In my previous position as a team leader for an adolescent mental health service, I helped support with challenging behaviours and mental health needs aiming to increase therapeutic engagement and reduce the occurrence of incidents.
I feel passionately about improving the quality of life for the people we support and providing care that suits the individual so that they can be the best version of themselves with a high quality of life.

My name is Sarah and I am the new case manager for the Old Manse in Bristol. I came late in to working in health and social care. After over 20 years working as a nanny and with a young son, I felt it was time for a change. My first role was working with teenage girls who were victims of child sexual exploitation and from here I worked with adults with learning disabilities in a supported living setting.
I then worked as a mental health support worker and in November I was invited to apply for the role of team leader at The Old Manse. I love to lead from the front and am passionate about best practice and to support individuals to live their best life.

Hello, my name is Simon and I have recently taken up the position of Senior Team Leader at the new Lindsey Court facility in Sudbury.
I have spent an enjoyable 6+ years within the care industry supporting individuals with learning disabilities/challenging behaviour and have now been given the exciting opportunity to lead by example at our Suffolk based service.
I am a highly motivated/productive individual and so I am looking forward to a bright / positive new future

My name is Steve. After two years with CJP Outreach as Service Manager for the South, during which I led the opening of The Old Manse provision in Bristol, I have moved into the role of Commissioning Manager, while continuing as Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Lead. As the Commissioning Manager, I am responsible for driving the growth and long-term sustainability of CJP Outreach. This includes developing our supported living provision and enabling people with complex needs to live successfully in the community. My role focuses on sourcing and assessing suitable properties, establishing effective referral pathways, and coordinating transition planning. I work closely with the operations team to ensure smooth handovers and the sustainable delivery of our support packages. I have over 25 years’ experience in health and social care, with extensive knowledge of learning disabilities, autism, and complex mental health needs. Throughout my career, I have developed, commissioned, and operated a wide range of services, as well as improved existing provisions. I am a qualified behaviour specialist with a strong commitment to using Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) to achieve the best possible outcomes for the people we support. Alongside my commissioning responsibilities, I continue to apply my PBS expertise by delivering training, supporting service and staff development, and helping to create high-quality, person-centred outcomes for those we support. I am extremely excited to take on this next challenge and to be part of such a progressive and forward-thinking organisation.