National Management Team

Highland: Bruce Armstrong

Development: Gail Rhind

Innovation: Susan McWalter

Finance: Susan Duncan

Fundraising & Comms: Colin Leslie

Director of Policy & Public Affairs: Jim Hume

Dumfries & Galloway: Emma Scott

Fife & Tayside: Steve Urquhart

Edinburgh: Michele Mason

Mental Health UK Project Lead: Laura Gulliver

Mental Health UK Project Lead

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