Hannah Davies
CEO Healthwatch Leeds. My role is to put the voice of people at the centre of health and care in Leeds. I have previously worked in the private, public and third sector, prior to Healthwatch Leeds, I was a Director at Forum Central, the voice of the health and care third sector in Leeds.
Stuart Morrison
I am the Team Leader at Healthwatch Leeds. I am part of the team responsible for ensuring that people and communities have real influence over local services and making sure the impact that we have can be demonstrated widely. I’ve been with Healthwatch since we started in 2013 and previously worked for Leeds LINk and the national charity Shaw Trust.
Gemma O'Connell
Tatum Yip
I am a Project Manager and lead for Accessible Information Standards and training in our team. I am passionate about ensuring communication and health information are clear, inclusive and accessible to everyone. I thrive on working with partners to ensure all members of our communities can access health and care services equally.
Craig McKenna
I’m the Volunteer Manager for Healthwatch Leeds, the main part of my role is to encourage all our volunteers to achieve their potential, help them develop their skills and have a positive volunteering experience
Harriet Wright
Isaac Grinnell
I am the Administrator for Healthwatch Leeds. My role encompasses providing support to the team, minute-taking during board meetings, and managing our CEO, Hannah Davies' schedule. I have strong ties to East Leeds and studied Politics with a placement year at Lancaster University. Additionally, I have valuable experience in customer service and working for members of Parliament.
Parveen Ayub
As a Community Project Worker, I have the privilege of working closely with communities and health and care providers to ensure the voices of those experiencing health inequalities are not only heard but meaningfully included in decisions that affect them. I build strong relationships and create safe spaces where people feel comfortable sharing their experiences and ideas. By listening and working together, I help shape services that address the needs of people in Leeds.
Annie King Davies
As a Community Project Worker and lead for YouthWatch Leeds, I work closely with young people and local communities to hear their experiences and hopes for healthcare in Leeds. My job is to make sure their voices are at the heart of shaping and improving local services. Previously, I worked to develop partnerships aimed at providing joined-up, holistic support for financial hardship and mental health.
