New CEO announced for long-running Banbury youth charity
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Linda Slide will be replacing Patrick, who passed away in October 2023 at the age of 75.
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Hide AdHaving worked at the charity for the past eight years, most recently as head of operations, Linda is bringing a wealth of knowledge and skills to the role.
She aims to use her experience to grow the charity by supporting more young people and families while ensuring strong governance is maintained.
Linda said: “It was a long and extensive process, but I am thrilled to be given such an incredible opportunity.
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Hide Ad"We are well placed to continue to develop as a charity and support even more young people to achieve their potential, especially with such an impassioned and experienced team in place, completed by a committed and supportive board of trustees.”
The organisation - which was formed in 1995 and was given charity status in 2006 - provides support, advice, and guidance to young people aged between 13 and 25 who are facing homelessness, with particular emphasis on young people not in education or employment.
Kath Morris, chair of BYHP, said: “I have known Linda since she started in a volunteering role at BYHP and have absolutely no doubt that she has all the qualities of an excellent CEO.
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Hide Ad"I have complete confidence in her ability to lead BYHP and all the team and to continue to provide excellent support for young people in the Banbury area, which we are well known for.“
For more information, visit the charity at 2 Chandos Close or visit https://byhp.org.uk/