Local Project Managers
Local Project Managers (LPMs) in our localities volunteer to help people take small steps to change the world. LPMs set up and support issue-based action groups, and encourage individuals and other groups to take action on sustainable living.
LPMs typically volunteer 8 hours a week for 6 months or more, after which time we actively help them to look for funds to cover their post. Find out more about our current LPMs below.
Want to be an LPM?
To find out more, contact Annabel Bradbury.
Matthew Rowe, Local Project Manager for Rusholme. Volunteer of the Month for January 2011
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I have been involved with AfSL for over a year on and off. It was when I came back from travelling through South America that I first filled in an AfSL pledge and started to think about my own impact on the planet. A year later, I have kept all my original pledges and I am back beginning my own project. My project is called Peak Matters .
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Mary-Jo Morgan, Local Project Manager for Old Moat
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I am currently astudent at the Universityof studyingEnvironmental Science. I hope to encourage community participation in new localevents with an overall aim of promoting sustainable living in Old Moat. Theproject is new and all ideas are welcome. |
Abigail Sanders, Local Project Manager for West Didsbury
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My name is Abigail Sanders and I am the Local Project Manager for West Didsbury(TBC). I am a Classically trained musician interested iin green issues. Combining these two passions, I intend to start a music group that uses vegetables to produce sound. The idea is to bring awareness to the local allotments, and get people interested in growing, eating and playing healthy, organic local veg! More info to come, in the mean time, here are some links for those who think it can't be done! |
Alexandra Dotti, Local Project Manager for Altrincham
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Hi, I am Alexandra, Local Project Manager for Altrincham. I was born in Venezuela and lived in the United Kingdom since 2004. |
Victor Parrilla-Mesa, Local Project Manager for Fallowfield
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Hi! My aim is to engage local communities in public participation processes taking place as part of environmental impact assessments in . Public participation ensures that a given engineering project meets the needs of the affected stakeholders, guarantees a more sustainable final decision and prevents environmentally unacceptable development. |
Heather Falconer, Local Project Manager for Timperley
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Hi! I am interested in improving local access to food-growing spaces, and in working to make Timperley village a more sustainable place to shop, work and live. |
