Rob Cook Joins our Growing Team at SajeImpact

Rob Cook Joins our Growing Team at SajeImpact

We are delighted to announce that Rob Cook will be joining our growing team here at Sajeimpact this month.

Rob is a positive and resourceful leader with a real passion for making a lasting difference to peoples lives, a proven ability to deliver on complex projects/events and effectively form local, national and international partnerships. He has held both senior management executive and non-executive director roles within the sports industry and third sector, including roles in both Singapore and the UK. 

Andy said "As demand for our work and expertise grows we need to provide excellent service and grow our capacity. I have known Rob for years through various roles and he will be a perfect fit to offer his expertise to our clients and partners. We are delighted to have him on board" 

You can contact Rob here at SajeImpact about our range of services rob@sajeimpact.com 

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Rob Cook

SajeImpact 

SajeImpact Working with Refugees in Greece

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SajeImpact Working with Refugees in Greece

SajeImpact Director, Sarah has returned from a week in Greece, working predominantly alongside refugees and Roma gypsy children and to see the the range of support Hellenic Ministries offers to vulnerable groups in and around Athens. Sarah reports on her week in Athens:

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#UnrestLboro hailed a great success.

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#UnrestLboro hailed a great success.

SajeImpact was delighted to be able to support "Unrest" at Loughborough University on Saturday 28th April.

The event, organised by Sarah and her team, aimed to raise awareness of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) and dispel some of the many misconceptions about the illness.

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ME debate reaches Parliament

ME debate reaches Parliament

As part of our ongoing work with ME, yesterday was a significant day with Carol Monaghan MP securing a Westminster Hall debate on ‘PACE trial: People with ME’.

It was the first time in over a decade that ME had been debated in the Commons and gave renewed hope to the 250,000 people in the UK estimated to suffer from the illness.