Our Board of Directors are responsible for leading the Trust. They provide strategic direction for the Trust and make decisions based on the needs of the people we support.

They monitor the Trust’s performance and ensure that we’re delivering on our promises and take corrective action where necessary.

The Board of Directors provide the Trust with effective financial stewardship, ensuring that our services provide value for money to the taxpayer and that we plan for our financial future.

They are also responsible for governance at the Trust and ensuring that there is effective dialogue between the organisation and the communities we serve.

Some of the more detailed work carried out by the Board is split into different committees who have delegated authority to make decisions.

You can take a look at our Board of Directors’ committees by clicking here.

Our Board is made up from Executive Directors, Non-Executive Directors and Directors who sit on the Board in a non-voting capacity.

You can find out more about our Board of Directors by clicking here.

All of our Board members are required to publicly declare any conflicts of interest they have that may affect their role.

You can take a look at the latest register by clicking here. The process for declarations for 2022 is currently underway and will be updated after the Board meeting in May 2022. 

If you would like to access registers from previous years please email Amber.wild@shsc.nhs.uk

Our Board of Directors meet once a month and these meetings are open to members of the public.

Each meeting has a private section which handles confidential matters and are for Board members only.

Board papers will only be made available for sections that are held in public.

To take a look at the agenda papers for Board of Directors meetings by clicking here.

Expand the section below to see the schedules meeting dates for 2022. Find out how to join in our events section as we approach each our Board of Directors meeting.