A SOUTHAMPTON-based mental health charity has announced its new CEO ahead of its 60th anniversary.
Sally Arscott has been named as Solent Mind’s new CEO - succeeding Kevin Gardner.
She joins the organisation after 15 years at the YMCA and plans to ensure more people can access Solent Mind’s support.
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Sally said: “Too many people continue to struggle with poor mental health and don’t know where to turn for help.
“Solent Mind is a fantastic organisation and I hope that as we continue to grow and respond to local needs, we can ensure many more people can access our support.”
The new appointment will see Sally bring her skills and expertise from the YMCA to the table.
This includes championing the needs of local communities and developing new services and facilities to ensure children, young people, and families can connect with others.
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John Wilderspin, Director of the Solent Mind board of trustees added: “I’m delighted to welcome Sally to Solent Mind and am looking forward to working with her in her new role.
“She brings a great skill set and a wealth of experience working in the charity sector both locally and in other parts of the country, as well as huge energy and passion for the work we do.”
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