Our Ambassadors

CASBA meeting

Our Ambassadors Group are important for everything we do at CASBA.

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They are CASBA’s experts by experience. They all have learning disabilities.

CASBA placards
Our Ambassadors represent and advocate for people with learning disabilities in South Birmingham.
CASBA meetings every 2 weeks

The group meets every two weeks to talk about the activities they are doing.

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Our Ambassadors volunteer for CASBA. Here are some examples of things they help with:
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Attending meetings at CASBA to help decide on our strategy
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Attending steering group meetings for projects
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Making videos for awareness raising campaigns
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Helping us to write and present training courses

The end of CASBA's big canal walk in Birmingham
Organising fundraising events
CASBA various events
Attending external events, such as festivals, open days and talks
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Giving feedback on easy read documents we produce

The chair of our Ambassadors group, Martyn Spooner, is also a Trustee and sits on the CASBA Management Committee.

He reports back to the group after each meeting. He was recently joined by Janet, who has also joined the board of Trustees.

These are our Ambassadors:

Martyn Spooner - CASBA Advocacy

Martyn Spooner

Chair of Ambassadors
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Christine Spooner

Vice Chair of Ambassadors
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Janet Baralasker

Ambassador
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Ann Cole

Ambassador
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Brian Cole

Ambassador
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Eileen Coppage

Ambassador
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Mark Coppage

Ambassador
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Pat Goebey

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Janet Kane

Janet Kane

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Doris Tweede

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