Senior Leaders
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- Senior Leaders
Jason Glass - Chief Executive
I joined our community here at Camphill Blair Drummond in early 2008 as Chief Executive. I have over 30 years’ experience in health and social care, with a range of roles in both the private and third sector. Since joining Camphill Blair Drummond, I have had the pleasure to lead our community, with the support of the Senior Leadership Team and guidance from our Board of Trustees, through a significant period of growth and change.
My role and responsibilities continue to be varied, and yes challenging at times, but always exciting. What hasn’t changed is my clear sense of purpose and my commitment to Camphill Blair Drummond. When you arrive in our community, you cannot help but feel and experience the vibrancy of day-to-day life – where the authentic sense of care, support and a nurturing environment, is experienced in the everyday interactions between those who live, work and volunteer here. This is the bedrock of our community, and for me continues to be a key motivation in leading our organisation as we fulfil our mission of transforming lives – through the provision of life and work-enriching opportunities, meaningful relationships and connections that promote participation in shared community living.
This also applies to me, as I too have had the opportunity to develop my skills in areas such as project management, finance, fundraising, and above all, the direct involvement in the provision of support and care that allows people to realise their fullest potential.
As well as my main role here, I’m also on the Board of Trustees of several Camphill charities, including the community of Loch Arthur in Dumfries, Camphill Central Scotland Trust, an investment and property holding company for three Camphill communities, and the grant making trust, Camphill Central Scotland Social Fund. These key relationships are important to the work of Camphill in Scotland and by extension, that of Camphill Blair Drummond.
It continues to be a privilege for me to Being part of our community here at Camphill Blair Drummond continues to be a privilege. While my role and responsibilities keep me busy and active, the balance to all this is my wife and my three daughters (now in their twenties), who all bring their own joys and challenges.
Kirsty McDougall - Director of Operations
Since joining Camphill Blair Drummond in 2019 as Day Service Coordinator, I’ve had the privilege of being part of a community that values connection, growth and shared experiences. Now, as the Director of Community Development, my focus is on nurturing an environment where everyone—students, residents, employees, and volunteers—can realise their full potential and feel truly supported.
My journey into social care began during a university placement at the age of 19 and I never really looked back. Over the years, I’ve dedicated myself to this field, driven by a deep commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. With a degree in Social Care Studies and, more recently, a degree in Business Management, I’ve been fortunate to gain both the knowledge and the perspective required to contribute meaningfully to our community.
At Camphill Blair Drummond, I’m passionate about fostering success and championing community development. Seeing others thrive – whether it’s our students, residents, or colleagues – brings me a sense of fulfilment that fuels my dedication to this work.
Outside work, I enjoy spending time with my family and find great comfort in knowing that Camphill Blair Drummond is more than just a place of work—it’s a community that enriches my life in so many ways. I’ve recently taken up sewing, and while I have a lot to learn, I’m grateful for the support of our community’s textiles activity when things don’t go as planned. It’s a reminder that, just as in life, it’s okay to lean on others and find strength in our shared experience.
Hannah Flook - Head of Finance
Since joining the community at Camphill Blair Drummond in October 2018, I’ve supported the finance team as Finance Manager, and then more recently as Head of Finance. Over these six years, my primary focus has been building strong financial systems and processes, while appreciating and nurturing the key reason for working here – the supportive and caring community that embraces all residents and day students.
As part of the Senior Leadership Team, I provide strategic leadership across all financial aspects of our operations. I’m responsible for ensuring financial stability and sustainability that allows our community to continue delivering high-quality care and support. My approach is deeply rooted in collaboration, striving to make sure that our financial practices align with our mission of caring for others.
In addition to my work with Camphill Blair Drummond, I also support the Finance Teams at both Ochil Tower School and Corbenic Camphill Community. My commitment to these two organisations reflects my broader passion for the third sector and my desire to use my financial expertise to support communities that make a difference.
Outside work, I’m passionate about living a balanced and fulfilling life. I’m a mother to three football-enthusiastic boys which keeps me grounded and busy. I also have a deep love for nature and enjoy long walks, yoga, and cooking (albeit not always very well!).


