The Julian House Board of Trustees ensure good governance, set the strategic direction of the organisation and hold the directors accountable for the effective management of its projects and services.
The organisation benefits hugely from the advice and guidance that is provided by its Trustees, all of whom are unpaid volunteers. Their expertise cover finance, housing, health, social care and recruitment, amongst other things.
Julian House trustees have a limited term so there are regularly opportunities to join the board. Please check out the volunteering page for details of any current vacancies.
Naji currently works in policing oversight with Police and Crime Commissioners. In his spare time he loves watching non-league football, keeps fit by running and hiking, plays several instruments and is a keen traveller and foodie.
She has volunteered consistently alongside her working career, has spent time preparing meals for Julian House service users in the past, and more recently ran Bath Hospital Radio for several years. She discovered an unexpected passion for broadcasting and developing programmes during her time as chair of trustees at the radio. In her downtime she enjoys theatre and music, playing tennis, walking her dog and travelling.
Outside work, Sonya lives in Bath with her family, two dogs and cat, and loves to run, spin and join classes at a local gym. She also serves as Chair of Governors at Beechen Cliff School.
Dr Marek Koperski has worked mostly in communities suffering deprivation both in London and overseas and aimed to provide these communities with services as good as those offered to the better off. Now retired, he wants to continue contributing by offering help to Julian House. He loves travel, cycling, DIY and Spain.