Eye of the Magpie

In this special episode, we reflect on the life and legacy of our colleague, Chloe Gibson, who passed away after her battle with Pancreatic cancer. Joined by her parents Graham and Chris is and our Health Manager Josh Stevenson, who was not only a close friend and colleague but also provided vital 1-1 support through our CARE programme.
We share heartfelt memories and stories of Chloe's impact both in the workplace and within the community. The CARE programme, dedicated to supporting those affected by cancer, played a role in Chloe's journey, and in this episode, we explore the incredible strength, kindness, and light she brought to everyone she encountered. Chloe was a beacon of positivity, often the light in others' lives, and we celebrate her legacy, the difference she made, and the lasting influence she continues to have on us all.
Please note: this episode contains in-depth discussions on cancer, diagnosis, mental health and grief, which some people may find upsetting. 
 
For further support: 
https://www.macmillan.org.uk/
https://www.nottscountyfoundation.org.uk/programme/care/
 

Making sport and physical exercise accessible for all is one of Notts County's big ambitions. No one should feel left out when participating, with a welcoming environment for all. So what exactly is the Foundation doing to achieve that in Notts? How inclusive is Notts County? This episode takes a look at the latest Foundation projects and programmes, planned for 2025 all with focus on sport inclusion at Meadow Lane and the Portland Centre.
 
Presenter Josh Wing is joined by colleague Vicky Spargo, who gives an exclusive insight into her role as the Foundation's Community Engagement Coordinator. The Disabled Supporters' Association is also represented by Magpie fan Laura Cameron, who runs through what exactly they do and shares her own powerful and incredible story. 

Join Notts County Foundation for their launch episode of Eye of the Magpie. On hosting duties is Josh Wing, who is joined by two guests who represent programmes running at the Portland Centre. As the launch is on World Mental Health Day, this episode focusses on 'Right Mind' and 'Bottled Up Blokes'; wellbeing projects for men and women. 
Tim and Cheryl open up about their own experiences on their respective programmes and have an honest discussion about mental health.