Our team

Cam Sight is made up of 20 staff and more than 350 volunteers. Below is a list of staff and how to get in touch with each.

Annette Chaskalson

Emotional Support Lead

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Barbara Moore

Family Worker

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Becky Cawdry

Communications and Operations Manager

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Claire Wallace

Emotional Support Worker

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Clare Palmer

Low Vision Worker

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Dawn Preston

Fenland Community Support Manager

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Emma Cross

Finance Assistant

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Flóra Raffai

Chief Executive

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Gill Howell

Fenland Community Support Worker

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Harminder Matharu

Low Vision Lead

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Helen Shepherd-Wilson

Community Support (Re)habilitation Specialist

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Jerry Gilbert

Technology Lead

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Joy Hallifax

Volunteer Lead

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Kate Linnette

Volunteer Support

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Kerry Olson

Information and Administration Officer

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Lulu Kirby

Community Support and Rural Support Worker

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Nick Burr

Fundraising and Promotions Officer

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Paula Bird

Income Generation Manager and Senior (Re)habilitation Specialist

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Sally Nott

Client Services Manager

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Sam Wool

Fenland Volunteer Support

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Latest

Technology Exhibition

Enhanced Vision and Dolphin Computer Access are visiting our Cambridge office for an exhibition of their latest assistive technology products.
Nigel Brown OBE (Patron)

The founder of NW Brown Group Ltd, Nigel Brown OBE retired as its Chairman in 2007. Nigel was appointed as an External Member of the University of Cambridge Council, at which time he also became Chairman of the University of Cambridge Audit Committee. He is Chairman of Greater Cambridge Partnership.
Dame Mary Archer (Patron)

Dame Mary started her career as a physical chemist and taught Chemistry in Oxford, Cambridge and London. She has had a long association with the NHS, serving as chairman of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust until 2012, and is currently Vice-President of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust and Patron of Cambridge Global Health Partnerships.
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Cam Sight has been shortlisted to be Sainsbury's Coldhams Lane 'Local Charity of the Year'. We need your vote!

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John Henslow and the Education of Charles Darwin

A talk by Professor John Parker, former Director of the University Botanic Gardens, exploring the research and teaching programme of Professor John Henslow to establish what Charles Darwin gained during his 3 years in Cambridge and how it shaped his future achievements.
Volunteer story

Cam Sight is fortunate to have hundreds of volunteers supporting our work. Volunteers are not only invaluable members of our team, they also themselves benefit from volunteering. Doreen tells us what volunteering means to her.
How to become a volunteer
Eye health

Eye clinics
Our mission, vision, and values

Cam Sight is a Cambridgeshire charity that supports local people of all ages living with low vision and blindness to live the lives they choose. We work to enhance independence, improve well-being, and improve inclusion.
Cambridge transport

Local transport and travel services
Golf Day

Join us at Cam Sight's first golf day! Get together a team of four for 18 holes of golf, breakfast, and barbecue. There will be prizes for the top three teams, prizes on selected holes, a raffle, and even an auction.
Advocacy services

Advocacy services help people access information and services; be involved in decisions about their lives; explore choices and options; defend and promote their rights and responsibilities and speak out about issues that matter to them.
Benefits and welfare

Advice, permits and schemes.
Social groups

Local groups and clubs