LJMU Health and Wellbeing Champions
LJMU is committed to improve the health and wellbeing of its staff, in line with the University's Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
A number of staff expressed an interest in supporting and promoting health and wellbeing across LJMU by becoming Health and Wellbeing Champions. They play an important role in encouraging healthy lifestyles, raising awareness of wellbeing initiatives, and helping to create a positive and supportive working environment for colleagues throughout the University.
If you have any ideas about activities you would like LJMU to offer, please contact your local Health and Wellbeing Champion.
How to Become a Health and Wellbeing Champion
Any member of staff with an interest in health and wellbeing can become a Health and Wellbeing Champion. Champions are provided with training, information and resources to help promote wellbeing initiatives and support colleagues across LJMU.
Please email Liz Cousins to register your interest.
Current Health and Wellbeing Champions
Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science
- Ian Beattie (Sport and Exercise Sciences)
- Vicci Boyd (Sport and Exercise Sciences)
- James Hartwell (Civil Engineering and Built Environment)
- Aly Leigh (Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science)
- Sara Rioux (Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science)
- Edward Wells (Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science)
Faculty of Society and Culture
- Sadruddin Husain (Liverpool Business School)
- Avril Rowley (School of Education)
- Amanda Stewart-Reilly (Faculty of Society and Culture)
- Natasha Sutton (Liverpool Business School
- Sarah Williams (Liverpool Business School
- Hannah Wilson (Liverpool Business School
Professional Services
- Maureen Ansboro (Campus Services)
- Megan Birchall (Student Recruitment Marketing and Admissions)
- Liz Cousins (Human Resources)
- Jenny Craddock (Student Recruitment Marketing and Admissions)
- Kay Durose (Campus Services)
- Hayley Fallon (Student Futures)
- John Germain (Information Technology Services)
- John Gillin (Safety, Health and Environment)
- Tracy Hanley (Student Recruitment Marketing and Admissions)
- Andrew Heyes (Library Services)
- Adam O'Neill (Student Life and Wellbeing)
- Gill Pearson (Student Futures)
- Helen Pottle (Strategy Support Office)
- Paul Reece (Library Services)
- Charlotte Seddon (Information Technology Services)
- Sonia Sellars (Student Recruitment Marketing and Admissions)
- Jane Smith (Finance)
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
Staff can use the Vivup EAP service to speak to a trained counsellor 24/7, 365 days a year. To access the support line, call 0330 380 0658 and mention you are LJMU staff or visit the website.
