Stuart Reid
About Stuart Reid
Stuart Reid serves as the Community Programmes & Grants Projects Manager at Mind, where he has worked since 2014. He has a background in Humanities from The Open University and has been involved with Mind since 2013, contributing to various roles focused on community support.
Work at Mind
Stuart Reid has been a key member of Mind since 2013. Initially serving as the Local Minds Resilience Programme Officer for one year, he transitioned to the role of Community Programmes & Grants Projects Manager in 2014. In his current position, he focuses on managing community programs and grants, contributing to the organization's mission to support mental health initiatives. Additionally, he serves as the MEAM Local Network Team Advisor, a role he has held for 11 years. His work is based in London, United Kingdom.
Education and Expertise
Stuart Reid studied at The Open University, where he pursued a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Humanities/Humanistic Studies from 2001 to 2006. This academic background provides him with a strong foundation in understanding human behavior and societal issues, which is essential for his work in community programs and mental health advocacy.
Background
Stuart Reid's professional journey in mental health began at Mind, where he has dedicated over a decade to various roles. His experience includes working as the Local Minds Resilience Programme Officer, where he contributed to resilience-building initiatives. His ongoing commitment to mental health support is evident in his current managerial role, where he oversees community programs and grants.
Professional Experience
Stuart Reid has accumulated significant experience in the mental health sector through his roles at Mind. His tenure as the Local Minds Resilience Programme Officer laid the groundwork for his current position as Community Programmes & Grants Projects Manager. His responsibilities include developing and managing programs that address community mental health needs, demonstrating his expertise in program management and community engagement.