Gloucestershire charity Allsorts has apppointed Clare Cannock as its new CEO this May 2025.
The award-winning charity supports children and young people with disabilities, providing inclusive activities and welcoming spaces where they can thrive, as well as vital resources to build confidence and resilience.
Clare brings with her a wealth of experience in the youth charity sector, having held senior roles in national grant-making organisations, as well as a genuine passion for inclusion.
Joining at a key time for the charity, Clare's appointment marks a significant step in its mission to support, empower and connect children with additional needs and their families.
Working with the existing staff team and the wider community, she aims to build on Allsorts' strong foundations to achieve its ambitious strategic goals.
Clare said: 'I am delighted to be joining such a talented team that demonstrate passion and professionalism to provide accessible, fun and engaging experiences for children, young people and their families.
'The charity makes a valuable and positive difference to so many lives, creating ordinary magic.'
Allsorts' chair of trustees, Jess Waterman, added: 'The Allsorts board would like to officially welcome Clare to Allsorts. We are excited to work with her and to see what her passion for inclusion and sector knowledge brings to the organisation.'
