Registered office: Motor Neurone Disease Association, David Niven House,

10-15 Notre Dame Mews,

Northampton, NN1 2BG, Telephone: 01604 250505, Registered charity number: 294354

Local Contacts

Branch Committee Members

Chairman:    Gordon Hickmore  - 01522 526898                                  email:  gordonhickmore@mndlincs.org.uk

Branch Contacts:  Sue Hickmore (Lincolnshire) 01522 526898            email:  sue.hickmore@mndlincs.org.uk

                              Anne Headland (Boston) 01205 365960   

Secretary:    Liz Anderson         01406 490709                                   email: eja@dsl.pipex.com

Treasurer:    Daphne Oxford  - 01526 860848 -                                  email: doxford@toucansurf.com

Association Visitor Co-ordinator:  Keith Bray -                                 email: Dkbray@btinternet.com

Committee Members:  Don Greenfield, Jenny Janes, Mary Pick, Chris Pickering, Keith Bray

Newsletter & Website Editor:  Gordon Hickmore                               email:  gordonhickmore@mndlincs.org.uk

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Regional Care Development Adviser   (RCDA)  Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire,  Derbyshire

Jane Connell  - Northgate Business Centre, 38 Northgate, Newark, Notts NG24 1EZ   -  01636 642814

Jane is the National Association's Regional Care Development Adviser (RCDA) working in the Branch area, who has detailed knowledge of the care and management of Motor Neurone Disease. Working very closely with local statutory services and community care providers she is able to provide support and advice to people with MND and their families. She can be contacted by email at jane.connell@mndassociation.org

Volunteer Development Co-ordinator (VDC) are regionally based staff who provide advice and support to Branches and other Volunteer groups and also encourage and help to set up new Branches and groups. Susanne Curtis is the Volunteer Development Co-ordinator for the area and can be contacted at susanne.curtis@mndassociation.org

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