Active Cumbria appoints two new advisory board members

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Health and wellbeing organisation Active Cumbria has appointed Amanda Seims and Neil Cooper to its Advisory Board.

Active Cumbria has appointed two new members to its Advisory Board. Amanda Seims, an Evaluation Fellow at Lancaster University, and Neil Cooper will join the board to enhance the organisation's work in promoting healthier, more active lives across Cumbria.

Seims brings significant experience in evaluating public health and community programmes. She stated: 'I am deeply passionate about the benefits of physical activity for our physical health and mental wellbeing, particularly for children.' Neil Cooper offers national-level expertise in sport, including leadership, governance, safeguarding and strategic development. He said: 'Sport and physical activity have played a huge part in my life, both personally and professionally, and I recognise the enormous benefits they bring to individuals and communities.'

Richard Johnston, Active Cumbria senior manager, said the appointments come at an important time for the organisation. 'Amanda and Neil bring complementary skills, fresh perspectives and significant experience that will strengthen our Advisory Board,' he said.

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Active Cumbria appoints two new advisory board members to boost healthier livesA health and wellbeing organisation has strengthened its advisory board with the appointment of two new members.NW Evening Mail · 22 Oct, 16:23
Active Cumbria appoints two new advisory board members to boost healthier livesA health and wellbeing organisation has strengthened its advisory board with the appointment of two new members.News & Star · 22 Oct, 16:23

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