Christina is passionate about the role of the Scottish third sector in problem-solving and improving the opportunities available to children, young people, and families.
She is also enthusiastic about using a variety of information and media to communicate impact effectively. She is a firm believer that ‘data’ isn’t just about numbers.
Christina has worked on projects related to public health and health inequalities in the third sector, academia, and the NHS. She enjoys working collaboratively and continuous learning. She completed her PhD in political theory at Edinburgh University, and is experienced in project evaluation, harm prevention and reduction initiatives, research with children and young people, and qualitative health research.
She has also served on the Board of Granton Youth and loves a good murder mystery.
Today (14th May 2025) a new £3 million Bright Start Breakfasts Fund will open to applications. The fund will expand access to breakfast clubs for primary school children by combining provision of healthy and nutritious breakfast food with before-school supervision or childcare enabling early drop off for parents to support them to work or study.
Read More
Today (14th May 2025) a new £3 million Bright Start Breakfasts Fund will open to applications. The fund will expand access to breakfast clubs for primary school children by combining provision of healthy and nutritious breakfast food with before-school supervision or childcare enabling early drop off for parents to support them to work or study.
Read More
Volunteers play a vital role in supporting the work of charities across Scotland. Their contribution, big or small, can make a huge difference to individual lives and the reach and impact of organisations. Two of Inspiring Scotland’s programmes would not exist without the support of volunteers: our Specialist Volunteer Network (SVN) connecting professional volunteers with
Read More