Our team
We have a committed, enthusiastic team of professionals who are dedicated to providing the best possible care and support for our learners
Our multi-disciplinary team of support workers, speech and language therapists and physiotherapists all undertake a minimum of five days’ training each year and have access to a wide range of opportunities for continuing professional development.
Meet the team
Anna Hubbleday – Day Opportunities Manager and Registered Manager of Church View
Anna is the registered manager of the Church View scheme as well as the manager of Day Opportunities.
Anna joined CCL in 2014 having previously had roles working with adults, as well as pre-school children with learning disabilities. She has completed her level 5 in Leadership and Management.
Anna is proud to have supported Church View to achieve Outstanding CQC grading and is always looking for opportunities for the learners she supports, and services she manages, to develop and progress which gives her great job satisfaction. Seeing the guys enjoy themselves is the best part of the job.
Hannah Reynolds – Lead Specialist Speech & Language Therapist
Hannah is our Lead Speech and Language Therapist. She has been working as a Speech and Language Therapist for over 20 years after graduating from Newcastle University in 1998. She has worked all over the country before settling in Shropshire and joining Condover College in 2023.
Hannah is passionate about supporting our learners with their communication skills so they get their voices heard, using whatever means is best for them.
When not at work Hannah is based in rural Shropshire with her family, cat and dogs and enjoys walking, reading and singing
Owen Lewis – Positive Behaviour Support Manager
Owen is responsible for Positive Behaviour Support at Condover College. He provides long-term support to people with learning disabilities who have, or may be at risk of developing, behaviours of concern.
Owen uses person-centred values, behavioural science (following the NAPPI UK behaviour model) and evidence to inform decision-making. Behaviour of concern, usually happens for a reason and is the person’s way of communicating unmet needs. Owen helps us understand the reason for the behaviour so we can better meet people’s needs, enhance their quality of life and reduce the impact stress to the person, therefore reducing the behaviour that will occur.
Owen is a qualified affiliate trainer with NAPPI UK (Non-Abusive Psychological and Physical Intervention). He is known for being creative, empathic and proactive and his enthusiasm and passion for the people we support and inspires the whole team to learn and improve quality of life. He gets great satisfaction from improving the lives of not only the people we support, but also the staff team supporting them.
Ceri Cooper – Senior Physiotherapist
Ceri is responsible for the running and development of the Physiotherapy team based at the Hydro Hub. The team works alongside the learners and care staff to enable maximal independence and function.
She qualified at the University of Birmingham after completing a Pre-registration Masters’s in physiotherapy and has since worked with a variety of different patient groups across the Midlands.
Ceri is passionate about person-centred care which involves helping every learner to work towards goals that are personal and meaningful to them. Ceri is leading the Physio team to follow a holistic approach that promotes independence and activity engagement. She believes Physiotherapy should be enjoyable to encourage learners to be physically active and promote health and wellbeing. In her free time, Ceri enjoys spending time on her family’s farm and being out on her bike.
Join our team
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