Wakefield Trinity Community Foundation is delighted to welcome three new faces to our Health, Wellbeing & Inclusion department.
Newly appointed, Colan Leung, has spent time over the past couple of months re-working the department into his own and has now taken the plunge to appoint three new staff members to develop our projects even further.
The Health & Wellbeing strand of the Foundation is integral to ensuring both adults and children situated across the Wakefield district are as supported as possible.
Over the past couple of months, Colan and his team have overseen the success and continuation of the Big Feed- a project in which has delivered over 20,000 meals to the elderly and vulnerable across Wakefield as well as our half-term Tackling Hunger Camps.
To find out more about Jason Talbot, David Fifth and Anthony Tierney, please see below…
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