For the Friends Voices project, Christopher has had three key roles –  Attending Interview to record the audio while the interview is being conducted, editing the audio files and helping to maintain the Friends Voices Website.

Christopher’s main role is working with Adults who have life limiting conditions and assisting them to get the necessary help to live as independently as possible, and helping to run the weekly Stroke Cafe in Enfield.

He finds all the volunteers and members of friends groups a great inspiration and learns much from their stories. To Christopher the project is a great way of preserving the stories from the older generations and making sure there words aren’t lost to time, and hopes one day these interviews could be shown to younger members of families to help them understand what their relations have done, and how they have contributed to the world around them.

In his free time he loves, to read, build and paint miniatures, listen to music and spend time with his families 2 sausage dogs.