Maggie Nicholson
End of Life Champion

Hi, my name is Maggie Nicholson.
I am a support worker at css and also have the role of end of life champion.
I was chosen for the role due to my life experiences and being a caring and compationate person.
myself and daniel link work together to bring you the help you may need when the time arrises.
At this stressful time we all need a little extra help to find out whats out there to make transion easiest for all concerned.
some times just a freindly ear and a strong shoulder can make our load a little lighter to carry.
we will try to find out and pass on any information that can benifit you and your families.
David Roy
Wellbeing Champion
My name is David Roy and I am one of the CSS Wellbeing Champion.
Our role is to highlight the importance of general wellbeing in todays society, promoting metal health awareness and resilience whilst supporting people to focus on their own mental health.
I support people with anything from tips, advice and signposting to providing a safe supportive space to talk about the things that matter most to you.
I enjoy travel (when possible), walking, snooker and watching sport. I am trying to learn another language.
I wanted to become a wellbeing champion as I believe everyone should have a chance for better mental health and to realise their potential for resilience.
About me – I have a calm empathic and supportive nature and work in a professional and confidential manner. I have worked for CSS since August 2016, as a support worker for 10 years. I have also worked as a volunteer caseworker for Victim Support for 5 years (2009-2014) and as a volunteer BACP counsellor at a counselling service for 2.5 years (2013 -2015).
David Green
Wellbeing Champion
I’ve worked for CSS since March 2015,
I’ve been a wellbeing champion for around 18 months or so, during that time I’ve helped several people, talked and listen to them and mediated situations between them and management- arranged meetings In the community and met people at venues of their choice.
The reason I wanted to be a wellbeing champion is the same reason I wanted to be a support worker, I enjoy listening to people and helping them in anyway I can.
I suffered with serious depression in my younger days and suicidal thoughts and understand it can happen to anyone and sometimes all we need is to know someone cares and us there to listen.
Anything said to me is in total confidence and would only approach management with an issue on the persons authorisation.

Daniel Link
End of Life Champion

My name is Daniel Link, I am a support worker at Community support services. I put myself forward to be an End of Life champion due to being passionate about raising awareness around death and dying and to hopefully make a difference to those I support and work with. I am open to help in any way possible throughout any aspect of end of life and will lend an ear o those who need it.