Queen Elizabeth's Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) is a Surrey based family of charities that includes: QEF Independent Living Services - helping people with complex disabilities acquire life skills and independence; QEF Neuro Rehabilitation Services - a centre of expertise for rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injuries; QEF Mobility Services - dedicated to increasing independence for people using assistive technology as a driver, or road or air passenger; MERU - designs and manufactures bespoke equipment for children and young people with disabilities, including the Bugzi micro-powerchair; VASD - assistive equipment and holiday options for people with disabilities; and Sutton Shopmobility - mobility options for residents of Sutton.

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Queen Elizabeth's Foundation for Disabled People

Karen Deacon

Leo Visconti

Angela Williams

Gary Thomas

Rita Asamoah

Tiffeny Johnson

Wendy Doyle

Collette Hearn

Sarah Edwards

The Governance and Oversight team at Queen Elizabeth's Foundation for Disabled People ensures that the organization adheres to regulatory standards and best practices in charity management. Comprising key leaders such as trustees and the CEO, the team is responsible for strategic oversight, risk management, and fostering accountability, ultimately supporting the foundation's mission to empower individuals with disabilities through various services.

Governance and Oversight

Governance and Oversight

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