ABOUT US
Black Isle Cares was established in 2015 to support some of the more vulnerable members of our local community by identifying local needs and barriers and working to address these through the provision of services and effective partnership working. Alongside our Meals at Home service, we run a community garden project, a Sharing Shed, a befriending service and intergenerational activities with the local schools.
For more information, please contact us on
07548 343375 or via admin@blackislecares.com
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OUR TRUSTEES
Anne McDonald
I’ve worked in the voluntary sector for over 30 years; in the areas of information, advocacy, community development and management. Lots of experience in accessing and managing funding, meeting charitable requirements and involvement, consultation and evaluation activities. I am passionately committed to finding ways of lessening inequality, and in promoting and enabling inclusion in all areas. My current passion is intergenerational engagement, seeing the impact that this can have on everyone involved.
I moved to the Black Isle in 2000, brought up my family here and looking forward to growing old here – hopefully with good care services in place! I love walking up hills and swimming in the lochs and sea.
Jeyne Monckton
I’m Jenye Monckton and I’ve lived on The Black Isle for nearly 35yrs with my husband and family.
Our 4 children were born here and went to the local schools as well as various youngsters that we have fostered.
I’ve been involved with BIC since its early days and was one of the first batch of trustees. I deliver Meals on Wheels at various times and help with the Intergenerational projects and the Thursday afternoon Games and Craic.
I also volunteer with the BIC Community Larder, in Fortrose. I’ve seen BIC go from strength to strength and survive the Covid pandemic, along the way. All the volunteers are amazing and generous with their time and the support in the community is heartwarming.
Wilma Halley
I was a nurse for 45 years and retired 10 years ago, I have lived on the Black Isle for 20 years since my marriage to my husband Mike.
I joined the meals on wheels service about 7 years ago and became a trustee the following year and enjoy the many varied aspects of the projects we are involved in.
Ian McNamara
Trustee Highland Senior Citizens Nework. Main interest is the provision of Adult Social Care, especially the quality of Resiential Care and Home Care.
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Margaret Rhynas
A trustee with Black Isle Cares for 4 years. Started working at Fortrose Academy 20 years ago as a teacher of Business Education, and still here, currently Acting Depute. Enjoy working with the students to help organise intergenerational activities for the community.
Simon Cole-Hamilton
Edinburgh born, but saw reason and moved to the Highlands in 1977.
Background in Engineering, Accountancy, and Business Leadership.
Involved in lots of charities and voluntary organisations. Living in North Kessock.
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Freida McKenzie
To be added soon
Become a trustee
Black Isle Cares always welcomes interest from anyone who would like to become a trustee. For more information, please contact the office at 07548 343375 or admin@blackislecares.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
