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
Project 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 I wanted to add more meaningful work to my schedule by supporting people who might otherwise face barriers to physical activity.
I proudly 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.
Barry Main
Active Seniors Activity Worker
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.
Martyn Greene
Colours of Our Scarves & Active Seniors
Activity Worker
I have always been passionate about sport and fitness, and I thrive on helping others discover their strength and confidence through all types of activity. With a belief that staying active is key to both physical and mental wellbeing. My experience in the leisure industry has spanned over 20 years now, adopting many different roles along the way.
As part of the team at The Fairplay Foundation, I deliver sessions for the Active Age Programme. This in turn has given me the opportunity to support residents of care homes in North and South Lanarkshire and helping them maintaining independence, mobility, and overall quality of life.
Whether it’s improving balance, building strength, or simply encouraging consistent activity, I find real fulfillment and enjoyment creating positive experiences that make fitness and physical activity accessible and enjoyable.
Claire Carr
Active Seniors Activity Worker
I’m proud to work with the Fair Play Foundation, delivering the Active Age programme across care homes in North and South Lanarkshire. I strongly believe that activity should be accessible to everyone, and I’m grateful to be able to deliver fun, engaging sessions that support wellbeing and enjoyment at every stage of life.
My fitness career started later in life and I am passionate about helping people. I have my own fitness business and I work with a variety of age groups as well as run fitness classes for people living with Parkinson's. The best part about working in care homes is being able to get the residents moving and putting a smile on their faces each visit.
Paul Tannock
Colours of Our Scarves & Active Seniors
Activity Worker