i-Base staff
Who we are
i-Base is run by a small and committed team of advocates and other staff. Many of the posts are part-time.
James Dunworth
James is responsible for day-to-day office administration and he is distribution manager for i-Base publications.
Lisa Thorley
Lisa runs the i-Base Q&A service, answering email and web questions about HIV treatment.
Memory Sachikonye
Memory is the UK-CAB administrator and is responsible for maintaining and developing the CAB network and coordinating meetings. She is also the Community Liaison Co-ordinator with the DHICE database project.
Polly Clayden
Polly is a cofounder of i-Base. Polly edits HTB South and divides her work between the UK and our projects in southern Africa. Polly’s main HIV advocacy area is in women’s and paediatric health.
Roy Trevelion
Roy currently runs the i-Base treatment information phoneline. If you call the phoneline, you will likely speak to him first. He is also a community advocate on the UK Collaborative HIV Cohort study (UK CHIC).
Simon Collins
Simon is a co-founder of i-Base. He edits HIV Treatment Bulletin (HTB) and is responsible for producing the i-Base treatment guides. He also manages the treatment information services, runs treatment workshops and develops community engagement with medical research.
Suzanne Thompson
Suzanne has worked in the charity sector for the last 10 years and joined i-Base in December 2016. Suzanne is responsible for the smooth running of the office and finances as well as assisting with fundraising and reporting to funders.
Previous staff
These advocates contributed to the Q&A database of questions but are now working with other organisations. The information about them here (each name is a link to more information) is kept as reference for the earlier questions that they answered.
Muirgen Stack
Robin Jakob
Rebecca McDowall
Angelina Namiba
Winnie Sseruma
Charlotte Walker
Svilen Konov
Angeline Marang
Marc Ennals
Marc ensured the smooth running of our office and finances. He was our book-keeper and office manager from 2002 until retiring (from i-Base) at the end of 2016.
Last updated: 22 February 2021.