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'''Steph Keeble''' is Director of [[Birmingham LGBT]]. | [[File:Steph Keeble.jpg|thumb|Steph Keeble]]'''Steph Keeble''' is Director of [[Birmingham LGBT]]. | ||
She is a social science graduate and has worked in the third sector for twenty years beginning her career as in the field of substance misuse and going on to work in a variety of areas including mental health, capacity building, social enterprises, and women’s issues. Before moving to Birmingham she was CEO of a domestic violence charity in [[Gloucestershire]] where she developed a network of survivors groups, women’s safety work a 24 hour crisis advocacy service and a service for BME women.<ref>http://www.blgbt.org/staff/ Birmingham LGBT: Staff</ref> | She is a social science graduate and has worked in the third sector for twenty years beginning her career as in the field of substance misuse and going on to work in a variety of areas including mental health, capacity building, social enterprises, and women’s issues. Before moving to Birmingham she was CEO of a domestic violence charity in [[Gloucestershire]] where she developed a network of survivors groups, women’s safety work a 24 hour crisis advocacy service and a service for BME women.<ref>http://www.blgbt.org/staff/ Birmingham LGBT: Staff</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 22:52, 11 January 2016
Steph Keeble is Director of Birmingham LGBT.
She is a social science graduate and has worked in the third sector for twenty years beginning her career as in the field of substance misuse and going on to work in a variety of areas including mental health, capacity building, social enterprises, and women’s issues. Before moving to Birmingham she was CEO of a domestic violence charity in Gloucestershire where she developed a network of survivors groups, women’s safety work a 24 hour crisis advocacy service and a service for BME women.[1]
Together with David Viney she was ranked number 94 in the Pink List 2012.
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- ↑ http://www.blgbt.org/staff/ Birmingham LGBT: Staff