Our Leadership Team & Governing Body
Our Leadership Team are at the helm of putting people at the heart of everything we do. Their combination of skills, knowledge and personal experience has been vital to our success.
They are supported by a diverse Board of Trustees who help steer our direction as an organisation with their wide range of skills and high-level experience. As a growing organisation, we are constantly seeking to improve the lives of the people we support through learning, volunteering and employment.
WSCS Leadership Team
Paul Snell
Growing up with a younger brother with learning disabilities, Walsingham Support’s CEO understands the difference that good support makes. His view is: “If the people we support, their families and our staff are happy – then I’m happy.” Paul has 30 years’…
Mick Burgess
Mick joined Walsingham Support in October 2016. Having worked in Social Care since leaving school, Mick has held a number of positions, starting his career as a Support Worker, later qualifying as a Nurse and more recently gaining an MSc in Health and…
WSCS Governing Body
Paul MacDonald
Paul joined the Board in 2019 with the objective of making a difference. He has varied experience in steering change across multiple customer focused sectors, countries and cultures. The first member of his family to attend university, Paul is ambitious…
Jon Adams
Jon became a trustee with Walsingham Support Community Solutions in 2017 and Vice-Chair in 2018. He attends Walsingham Supports Assurance Committee on behalf of WSCS Board. With over 30 years’ experience of working in the health and social care sector,…
Sarah Miller
Sarah is CEO of Papworth Trust, a disability charity covering the East of England. Papworth Trust work to support adults with disabilities in the community with learning, work and leisure activities. As well as a trustee at Walsingham Support Community…
Nikki Craig
Nikki Craig is Head of Community Engagement at Amazon. For many years prior to that she was SVP HR UK and Ireland at DHL Supply Chain where she had various Senior HR roles and was instrumental in the transformation of the overall function; which saw…
"WSCS is important to the community because it offers inclusive opportunities to everyone in the community, it’s a place where people can develop friendships and learn skills regardless, promoting ability not disability."
Clare Bugler - Director of Walsingham Support Community Solutions