Our Trustees

Our trustees have a wealth of experience and skills and ensure that we are fulfilling our mission.

They come from a mix of the charity sector, finance, business and the health sector.

Anthony Wright

Anthony originally came to the Stuart Low Trust as a Friday evening volunteer in 2018 and fell in love with the good that SLT was doing for the local community. He remains incredibly passionate about volunteering and the subject of mental health. Read more

Savitri Udalagama

Savitri has been a participant at the Stuart Low Trust for many years and is keen to share these experiences with the board. Read more

June-Anne Murray

June-Anne has a background in HR and enjoys bringing these specialist skills to the board of the Stuart Low Trust. Read more

Kate Giblin- Chair of Trustees

Kate became Chair of the Board of Trustees in May 2020. She originally joined the board of the Stuart Low Trust after being amazed by the warmth and dedication of the Stuart Low Trust team. Read more

Kat Millward

Kat feels privileged to share some of her knowledge with the passionate and dedicated people that make up the Stuart Low Trust. Read more

Philip Boyle

Philip has a background in the private sector, managing large teams. He is able to use these experiences to help the board at SLT. Read more

Pat Mayhew OBE

Pat wants to get the best picture of the Stuart Low Trust out to funders and the local community. Read more

Eileen Thomas

Eileen feels it an honour to be a trustee of this very worthwhile cause. Read more

Latest

Time to Talk Pilot

In March 2021, Stuart Low Trust launched a ‘Time to Talk’ pilot to create an opportunity for the Participants to socialise and connect with others as would naturally have occurred when activities were running face-to-face. This report summarises the aims and outcome of the pilot.
Participant Voice: How Stuart Low Trust responds to Participant Feedback

Stuart Low Trust listens to its participant's feedback carefully, to ensure participants receive the services they wish to see. Stuart Low Trust aims to adapt services, wherever possible. This report summarises how SLT responded to feedback during the period November 2020 to May 2021.
Diversity is our Strength this Pride Month

This year’s pride month is focusing on Pride in London’s values of Visibility, Unity and Equality - for all communities, and recognising how the Black, Asian and minority ethnic community has been instrumental in championing LGBT+ rights. At the Stuart Low Trust, we recognise that the Black, Asian and minority ethnic community has made significant contributions to that movement as well as Islington and wider society.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2021: The Power of Nature

‘Nature’ is 2021's theme for Mental Health Awareness Week. This could not seem more appropriate. Over the last year, in and out of lockdown, millions of people re-discovered that access to nature is crucial for our mental health. We've put together some tips on how to bring the benefits of nature into your life.

How we help

We provide safe spaces and community activities focusing on arts, nature and wellbeing, including out of hours.
What we do

We provide activities and safe spaces where people can connect with others and access to the support they need for better health and wellbeing.
Apply to Volunteer

Find out how to apply to volunteer at the Stuart Low Trust.
Facts and figures

Read the facts and figures that influence our work and the impact that we make.
Philosophy Forum

A Sunday Philosophy Forum, led by experienced philosophers from a variety of backgrounds.
Stuart Low Trust- Coronavirus (COVID-19)

We'll be delivering our activities differently during Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Read more about how we are doing this and how you can take part.
Our History

Stuart Low was a young Islington man who sadly took his own life in 1997 after failing to find the help he needed to cope with schizophrenia. His death prompted local people to form the Stuart Low Trust (SLT) to create better services for other vulnerable people.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2021: The Power of Nature

‘Nature’ is 2021's theme for Mental Health Awareness Week. This could not seem more appropriate. Over the last year, in and out of lockdown, millions of people re-discovered that access to nature is crucial for our mental health. We've put together some tips on how to bring the benefits of nature into your life.
Diversity is our Strength this Pride Month

This year’s pride month is focusing on Pride in London’s values of Visibility, Unity and Equality - for all communities, and recognising how the Black, Asian and minority ethnic community has been instrumental in championing LGBT+ rights. At the Stuart Low Trust, we recognise that the Black, Asian and minority ethnic community has made significant contributions to that movement as well as Islington and wider society.
Virtual Art Programmes

Enjoy the arts whilst social distancing with these virtual arts visits.