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Maurice Naftalin

Maurice has worked in IT as a developer, teacher, and manager in both academic and business settings. He has wide experience of working in voluntary organisations over many years. His son Ben has lived in Lochran House since he was 21, in 2014.

 

Maurice is particularly interested in further enhancing communication between Corbenic families

Gerry McKeown

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Gerry has been a trustee at Corbenic Camphill Community for 6 years, with a particular interest in the development of the Day Service. He is Chair of the Development Sub Committee with responsibility for the Capital Development Programme at Corbenic.

 

Gerry has worked at Camphill Blair Drummond for 15 years, is a member of the Senior Leadership Team and is responsible for the Business Development, as well as other activities in the community. He has worked in Social Work/Social Care for 40 years Managing Day Services, Contracts & Commissioning and Service Developments across the Central Belt. Prior to working at Blair Drummond, he worked in the Private Sector as a Business Development Manager, all this giving him the experience to make a real difference as a Trustee at Corbenic Camphill Community.

Carolyn Morrice

I am so delighted and honoured to join the Corbenic Community Board this summer.  Having lived and worked in London and South East England for many years, Phillip and I decided to retire and relocate back to Scotland last year which has been amazing.  Highland Perthshire is a beautiful place to live, we have been enjoying walking and discovering the ever changing landscape usually with our two dogs in tow!  Being close to my family is such a joy and I now have the opportunity to spend so much more time with them.

I do need a city hit sometimes so visiting my son Harry in London is always fun as well as catching up with friends in Glasgow where I was brought up.

I love words and have read for as long as I can remember.  I am the chair of the Birnam Book festival Committee and am having great fun with that.  I also have a passion for photography, finding it very calming to see our world in a different way, connecting people and telling their stories.  I go to exhibitions as often as I can.

Following a varied and extensive career in the NHS, I wanted to get involved in something really meaningful where I could make a difference and continue to learn and grow as a person which is why I am very excited to be working with the Corbenic Community.  I look forward to meeting you all over the coming months.

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