Our Staff

Meet the people who work every day to support people to make meaningful connections through our arts, nature and wellbeing programmes.

Rosie Gaston - Operations and Communications Manager

Rosie is our Operations and Communications Manager. She joined the SLT team in November 2020 and brings with her programming, planning, research, marketing and organisational skills. Read more

Gina Rembiszewski - Project Support Officer

Gina is our Project Support Officer. Read more

Adam Wilson - Development Manager

Adam is our development manager. He has over a decade of experience working in fundraising and project management in the charity and public sectors. Read more

Mohammad Jameer - Accountant

Mohammad has been involved with the Stuart Low Trust for over 10 years. Read more

Hannah Kalmanowitz - Chief Executive

I think the work we do at SLT is vital as it provides a lifeline in Islington a non-judgemental, safe community to combat the above average suicide rate here. Read more

Latest

World Suicide Prevention Day 2021

World Suicide Prevention Day, on 10th September, is organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention. Find out how you can support someone who is struggling, including a list of resources to help someone in crisis. We've also listed some self-care resources, because we know that you can only care for someone else, if you look after your own health and wellbeing.
6 Tips to Manage Concerns and Reconnect with Others

While many people might feel like shouting "freedom!" from the rooftops, many others are undoubtedly feeling concerned about the lifting of restrictions. Click here to discover our tips for helping with the transition.
Trusts and Foundations

Stuart Low Trust would not be able to deliver award-winning, free projects and activities without the generous support of grant-making trusts and foundations and statutory bodies.
10 Keys to Happier Living with Action for Happiness

In 2011, global not-for-profit Action for Happiness launched, with the aim of reducing mental ill health. They led the development of the evidence-based 10 Keys to or Happier Living, the acronym for which is GREAT DREAM. The first five keys (GREAT) are about how we interact with the outside world in our daily activities. The second five keys (DREAM) come from inside us and depend on our attitude to life. Discover the Keys here.