Dima Alhyasat  is an Administrative Assistant volunteer at In Touch Health and Healing, where she supports the team with day-to-day administration, community projects, and organisational activities. She enjoys being part of a welcoming organisation that is committed to improving health and wellbeing within the local community.

Originally from Jordan, Dima is a qualified pharmacist and is currently studying for an MSc in Child and Adolescent Mental Health at Leeds Beckett University. She has a strong interest in mental health, community wellbeing, and reducing health inequalities. Through both her professional experience and volunteering, she is passionate about supporting people, building inclusive communities, and helping make healthcare more accessible for everyone.

Hi, I am Ruty. I am truly proud to be a director of In Touch and strive to do my very best to contribute meaningfully as part of this wonderful group.

I have been living in the UK for nearly 11 years, and during that time I have always received support from others. Now, after completing my Book-keeper course, I feel ready to give back by supporting In Touch with my knowledge and skills in finance.

Lisa is a vegan nutritionist, animal rights activist and mother of 3. As a community member and health practitioner, she understands the importance of self care, and the many challenges that can get in the way of it. She loves In Touch for its community spirit and our commitment to equalising access to high quality healthcare.

Hi, I'm Ama. I'm very excited to be a director of In Touch, a group of brave and beautiful people that provide sorely needed mind/body relief to so many wonderful souls. From supporting those labouring to find sanctuary in this country to our work with the wider community and our elders, I'm proud to be part of this wonderful enterprise. I bring to the table bags of enthusiasm and creative thinking, community focus and a dash of legal background. As well as using and believing in Complementary Therapies, I have a keen interest in community power and justice.

Jessica is one of the founding members of In Touch and is currenty our Practice Manager and bodyworker. She has dedicated the last 15 years to honing her skills as a therapist and teacher, and to making her work equally accessible to all members of the community. She is passionate about human rights, freedom of movement and challenging health inequalities in our society. She has a great love and respect for her local community of Chapeltown, where she has lived for over 20 years.