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Series 2, Ep.5 - Lowri Bartrum and Nia Greer, Vision Support
Our fifth guests at the Visionary virtual coffee table are Lowri Bartrum and Nia Green of Vision Support. Lowri and Nia joined us for discussion about lived experience representation, examining both personal viewpoints and its
significance for Vision Support. Nia shares her personal thoughts and experiences, highlighting her views on workplace representation and how visibility is growing in the public eye through shows like Love Island and Strictly Come Dancing. Lowri offers valuable insights on the sector and shared Vision Support's excellent work, particularly how they ensure lived experience representation is at the core of service development.
If you enjoyed listening to this podcast and are thinking about how you can improve lived experience representation within your organisation, we would love to hear from you. Please email Nina Chesworth, Lived Experience and Campaigns Coordinator, Visionary or Lowri Bartrum CEO, Vision Support, Nia Greer, North Wales Services Manager, Vision Support
Thank you to Andre Lewis Shorts who provided the music and Steve Nutt at Computer Rooms who edited the episode.
Thank you to Lowri Bartrum, CEO, and Nia Greer, North Wales
Service Manager, from Vision Support for joining us for this episode of the
Visionary podcast.
Lowri and Nia joined us for discussion about lived
experience representation, examining both personal viewpoints and its
significance for Vision Support. Nia shared her personal thoughts and
experiences, highlighting her views on workplace representation and how
visibility is growing in the public eye through shows like Love Island and
Strictly Come Dancing. Lowri offered valuable insights on the sector and shared
Vision Support's excellent work, particularly how they ensure lived experience
representation is at the core of service development.
Inspired by our discussion? Whether you're looking to
enhance lived experience representation in your organisation or want to learn
more about Vision Support's initiatives, we'd love to connect. Please get in
touch via email:
Nina Chesworth, Lived Experience and Campaigns Coordinator,
Visionary
Lowri Bartrum CEO, Vision
Support
Nia
Greer, North Wales Services Manager, Vision Support
Thank you to Andre Lewis Shorts who
provided the music and Steve Nutt at Computer Rooms who
edited the episode.
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By VisionaryOur fifth guests at the Visionary virtual coffee table are Lowri Bartrum and Nia Green of Vision Support. Lowri and Nia joined us for discussion about lived experience representation, examining both personal viewpoints and its
significance for Vision Support. Nia shares her personal thoughts and experiences, highlighting her views on workplace representation and how visibility is growing in the public eye through shows like Love Island and Strictly Come Dancing. Lowri offers valuable insights on the sector and shared Vision Support's excellent work, particularly how they ensure lived experience representation is at the core of service development.
If you enjoyed listening to this podcast and are thinking about how you can improve lived experience representation within your organisation, we would love to hear from you. Please email Nina Chesworth, Lived Experience and Campaigns Coordinator, Visionary or Lowri Bartrum CEO, Vision Support, Nia Greer, North Wales Services Manager, Vision Support
Thank you to Andre Lewis Shorts who provided the music and Steve Nutt at Computer Rooms who edited the episode.
Thank you to Lowri Bartrum, CEO, and Nia Greer, North Wales
Service Manager, from Vision Support for joining us for this episode of the
Visionary podcast.
Lowri and Nia joined us for discussion about lived
experience representation, examining both personal viewpoints and its
significance for Vision Support. Nia shared her personal thoughts and
experiences, highlighting her views on workplace representation and how
visibility is growing in the public eye through shows like Love Island and
Strictly Come Dancing. Lowri offered valuable insights on the sector and shared
Vision Support's excellent work, particularly how they ensure lived experience
representation is at the core of service development.
Inspired by our discussion? Whether you're looking to
enhance lived experience representation in your organisation or want to learn
more about Vision Support's initiatives, we'd love to connect. Please get in
touch via email:
Nina Chesworth, Lived Experience and Campaigns Coordinator,
Visionary
Lowri Bartrum CEO, Vision
Support
Nia
Greer, North Wales Services Manager, Vision Support
Thank you to Andre Lewis Shorts who
provided the music and Steve Nutt at Computer Rooms who
edited the episode.