Quick Links to Departments:
- Association for Real Change
- Association for Real Change England
- Association for Real Change Scotland
- Association for Real Change Northern Ireland
- Central Office
- England Team
Association for Real Change
ARC Scotland
James Fletcher, Director
Click here for details of the Scotland Team
ARC Northern Ireland
Leslie-Anne Newton, Director
Click here for details of the Northern Ireland Team
ARC England
Clive Parry, Director
Central Office (based in England)
Martin Anderson, Finance Director
Works from the Central Office in Chesterfield as the Finance Director dealing with all aspects of finance for the whole of ARC as well as Human Resources for the company.
Vicky Shirley, Operations (England) and Governance Co-ordinator
Vicky joined ARC in 2003 and has undertaken several roles and is now responsible for the general running of Central Office, based in England. She is also the PA to the England Director and plans the member network meetings and events along with her colleagues, and oversees communications from ARC England.
In addition to this, Vicky carries out the governance administration for the Board, including being the PA to the ARC Managing Director.
Association for Real Change England
Clive Parry, ARC England Director
Liz Collins, Relationship and Communications Manager
Liz joined ARC in 2020 from a background in digital marketing and journalism in the public and private sectors. She looks after our membership recruitment and renewals, and handles ARC England’s communications via our website and social media.
Angela DeLiddiard, Qualifications Centre Manager
Angela joined ARC as the Qualifications Centre Manager in November 2016 but has also worked for ARC as a Development Officer (ARC Assessor and IQA) for 15 years. She has a wealth of knowledge and experience in Health and Social Care and the Learning Disability Sector, having worked and trained in the field of Learning Disabilities for the best part of 30 years since leaving secondary education.
Angela is keen to support all the organisations that access the Centre and to listen to their unique requirements in order to enable them to achieve a qualified workforce that promotes quality services.
As someone who started their own learning journey and development through a YTS (Youth Training Scheme) all those years ago, Angela is passionate about staff development and training within the workplace, which promotes the delivery of a high quality, person focussed approach for the individuals we ultimately support.
Sally Tunstall, Qualifications Centre Administrator
Sally joined ARC in March 2020 from a background in administration and customer service. She looks after the day to day administration of our Qualifications Centre, including handling new enquiries, registering new learners and keeping all records up to date. Sally also organises our yearly Standardisation event for Assessors, and ensures the smooth running of our External Quality Assurance visits.
Denise Adams, Disclosure Service Administrator
I am the Administrator for the ARC Disclosure Service. This includes carrying out checks on behalf of organisations in England and Wales through the Disclosure and Barring Service, Scotland though Disclosure Scotland and Northern Ireland through AccessNI. I also carry out all the administrative duties for our training workshops. I can be contacted on the dedicated Disclosure Service number 01246 541660 or email DisclosureService@arcuk.org.uk
I originally joined the ARC England team in June 2018 to administer the Workforce Development Fund.
Jayne, WDF (Workforce Development Fund) Administrator
Rod has spent his entire working life in services for people with learning disabilities, autism or both. He is based in north Devon and is currently co-ordinating Us Too, a Comic Relief funded, user-led project on domestic abuse and sexual violence for women with learning disabilities, autism or both. The Us Too team has used their experiences to design and deliver peer education workshops, staff training in social care, and accessibility work with domestic abuse services in Cornwall & Devon.
Rod was previously Project Officer for:
- Safety Net – a project on mate crime
- Get SMART (Social Media Awaren
ess and Resilience Training)project – a user-led project on social media grooming for extremism and radicalisation. - Helping Each Other, another user-led project on sexual exploitation.
Rod is also ARC’s lead trainer on MCA/DoLS, Supporting Medication, Self Harm & Self Neglect, Mate Crime, and Sexual Exploitation of people with a learning disability.
Rod is a visiting lecturer at Keele University’s School of Law, and has had articles published in the Journal of Adult Protection and the British Journal of Learning Disabilities. No, he does not surf.