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Chloe Oliver

Chief Executive Officer, The MASIC Foundation

The MASIC Foundation is based in Rushcliffe (Nottingham) — the organisation’s base, not a personal address.

Press citations

2

Topic

1

Hospital discharge / bed-blocking

Last quoted

Aug 2026

Chloe Oliver: key facts

Kind of voice
Sector leader
Role
Chief Executive Officer
Organisation
The MASIC Foundation
Organisation based in
Rushcliffe
Quoted on
Hospital discharge / bed-blocking
Tracked press citations
2
Most recently quoted
27 Aug 2026

Who Chloe Oliver is

Chloe Oliver is the Chief Executive Officer of The MASIC Foundation, the only multi-disciplinary UK charity dedicated to supporting women who have suffered Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injuries (OASI) during childbirth. She joined the charity in 2022 and holds responsibility for strategic leadership, operational management, fundraising and governance, with an overarching aim of strengthening MASIC's position as the leading authority on serious birth injuries. Oliver has worked in the charity sector for over 20 years, with previous fundraising roles at Help the Aged, The Stroke Association, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity and COSMIC (the charity supporting intensive care at Imperial College Healthcare Trust). She served on the Special Advisory Group for the 2024 Parliamentary APPG Birth Trauma Inquiry, contributing expert evidence that informed calls for a National Maternity Improvement Strategy. Oliver is a visible advocate for ensuring women's voices are heard in health policy, particularly on the long-term physical and psychological consequences of birth injury.

“OASI injuries are life-changing and can have a devastating impact on quality of life. Symptoms can include: pelvic pain; difficulty controlling urine, faeces and wind; problems with bonding and establishing breastfeeding; psychosexual dysfunction; relationship or career breakdown; and mental health problems, including postnatal depression, anxiety, PTSD and secondary tokophobia, a fear of another pregnancy and birth.”

References for this biography

  1. 1.Chloe Oliver – The MASIC Foundation (staff profile) — Confirms role as CEO, appointment in 2022, charity sector background of over 20 years, and previous employers including Help the Aged, Stroke Association, GOSH Charity and COSMIC.
  2. 2.Birth Trauma Inquiry Report, May 2024 (APPG on Birth Trauma) — Confirms Chloe Oliver was named on the Special Advisory Group for the 2024 Parliamentary Birth Trauma Inquiry.
  3. 3.Birth Trauma Inquiry Launched in UK Parliament – MASIC — Confirms Oliver's public advocacy role, her quoted support for the inquiry, and MASIC's position as a key supporter and contributor.
  4. 4.Birth Trauma Inquiry: Key points from the report – Enable Law — Independently confirms Oliver as CEO of MASIC and as one of the experts consulted during the Birth Trauma Inquiry.
  5. 5.THE MASIC FOUNDATION – Charity Commission contact information — Confirms charity registration number 1169632 and registered address PO Box 10875, Nottingham, NG12 5YU.
  6. 6.Contact Us – The MASIC Foundation — Confirms organisational contact details including general and media enquiry email addresses and the organisation's X (Twitter) account @masic_uk.

Notable achievements

  • Named as a member of the Special Advisory Group for the 2024 UK Parliamentary APPG Birth Trauma Inquiry, contributing to the inquiry that called on the Government to publish a National Maternity Improvement Strategy. Source ↗
  • Led MASIC as a key supporter and contributor to the Birth Trauma APPG inquiry co-chaired by Theo Clarke MP and Rosie Duffield MP, with evidence sessions held in the House of Commons in early 2024. Source ↗
  • Grew MASIC's profile as the only UK charity dedicated to supporting women with OASI injuries, operating with no statutory funding and relying entirely on donations. Source ↗

What Chloe Oliver has said

Recent social activity

  • 10-Year Anniversary for MASIC - Breaking the Taboo https://t.co/t2wfeRkTOA @LeighDay_Law

    x.com ↗

  • Many GPs misdiagnose PTSD from a traumatic birth as postnatal depression. 100% not a surprise to us either. Great article from @guardian

    x.com ↗

Where Chloe Oliver has been quoted

  1. Pregnant women in England at ‘growing risk’ of serious injury in childbirththeguardian.com · 27 Aug 2026
  2. Asian women in England almost twice as likely to suffer severe childbirth tearstheguardian.com · 27 Aug 2026

Related media coverage

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Contact & links

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Chief executives, directors and spokespeople of trade bodies, representative associations and charities speaking for the sector. Citations are counted by an automated scan of UK press coverage and may be incomplete. Roles, biographies and contact details are researched and human-reviewed before they appear here; anything not yet reviewed is simply absent rather than shown unverified. This profile was last updated on 5 Oct 2026. See the methodology for how this page is built, or email contact@bridgeheadcommunications.com to correct anything on it.