Mark Reid
CEO
Mark is a Co-founding Trustee of the Fair Play Foundation and fulfils the role of the Foundation’s Chief Executive.
Mark previously worked for Supporters Direct Scotland as Project Manager before which he worked at Celtic FC as a Senior Football Development Officer.
In that role he oversaw Celtic’s UK wide grassroots football programmes and separately coached within the Celtic Academy.
Mark has experience co-ordinating and delivering a range of community development and health related projects in addition to Football development programmes around the world in India, Australia, USA, Canada, Ireland, Kuwait.
Iwona Dziura
Club Development Coordinator & Active Seniors Coordinator
I first became involved with the Fair Play Foundation when I applied for a role as an Active Age session deliverer. At the time, I was working primarily as a gym-based group exercise instructor and wanted to add more meaningful work to my schedule by supporting people who might otherwise face barriers to physical activity. This was influenced by my experience during the COVID-19 lockdowns, when I gave my time to deliver free online activity sessions through Whiteinch Community Centre, helping people stay active and connected.
That role marked the beginning of my journey with the Foundation. Drawing on my background as a former gym manager, as well as my experience delivering group exercise across a range of settings, I began working closely with older adults and individuals with a variety of health, mobility, and social challenges, including those living in care homes, sheltered housing, or experiencing isolation.
I now work with the Fair Play Foundation in two roles. As Club Development Coordinator for the Colours of Our Scarves project, I support the delivery and development of educational programmes that promote equality, inclusion, and respect through sport.
Alongside this, in my role as Active Seniors Coordinator, I oversee and coordinate low-impact physical activity programmes for older adults, working closely with care homes, local partners, and session deliverers to ensure sessions are safe, inclusive, and people focused.
Across both roles, my focus is on using physical activity and sport as tools to improve physical health, mental wellbeing, confidence, and social connection, particularly for those who are most vulnerable or underrepresented.
Barry Main
Activity Worker
Active Seniors
Health and Fitness has always been a large part of my life and 3 years ago I decided to take a leap and go back into further education to enhance my skills and knowledge, during that time I achieved a range of fitness qualifications.
I have build up strong relationships over both the private and public sector.
I'm grateful to be able to work with clients ranging from 9 to over 90 year's old, helping them achieve their fitness goals.
I have seen first hand, life in care homes and when this opportunity came along, I knew it was the role for myself and that I could make a difference in people day to day life's.