Sepsis can be hard to recognise, so trust your gut instinct. If you spot any of the signs or are concerned call 111 or go to Emergency and ask: “Could it be Sepsis?” 

Our Team

Ally is a communications & community engagement specialist, bringing more than 25 years of experience to the Trust. As a former journalist and communications educator in the UK, Australia & New Zealand, she has a wealth of knowledge in understanding what matters to people. Ally also brings firsthand experience to this position after her son had sepsis in 2024 and she is fiercely passionate about her role as a result. Ally is responsible for overseeing the day to day activities of the Trust, formulating the public & health clinician awareness campaigns around sepsis, our media outreach, and our advocacy for better sepsis prevention and treatment in Aotearoa New Zealand.

For news of Ally's appointment to the Global Sepsis Alliance Board, click here.

Cam Howard

Cam is a nurse specialist with an extensive experience in critical care. She works with the Trust and its partners to improve sepsis care and support for survivors.

Michelle Crook (MNZM), Strategy and Funding

Michelle has extensive not-for-profit governance and management experience, with skills and strengths in leadership, strategic development, accounting, branding and marketing, funding and revenue diversification.  For the past 25 years she has owned her own advertising agency, plus she has owned two website development businesses.  She holds a Masters in Professional Accounting and an undergraduate degree in Humanities.  Michelle is responsible for supporting the Trust's governance and compliance measures. 

 

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