I have over 14 years of experience in youth and community work, and more than 10 years’ experience delivering 1:1 mentoring support.
My journey has included managing an award-winning BBC Children in Need mentoring project and working as a Youth Work Manager, overseeing a range of youth clubs as well as detached and outreach teams across diverse communities.
I hold a Level 6 Postgraduate qualification in Youth and Community Work and have specialist training in ASD, SEN, SEMH, and Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE).
I’m passionate about supporting young people to access positive opportunities, have their voices heard, overcome challenges, and achieve meaningful outcomes. I believe in creating safe, fun, and engaging environments where young people feel inspired to grow — personally, socially, and educationally.
Outside of work, I have a strong background in sports, particularly football and boxing, and I enjoy travelling and photography in my spare time.

With over 14 years of experience working with young people, I’ve supported them in a variety of roles — including one-to-one support in SEN schools, youth work, and as a Designated Safeguarding Lead within a school setting.
I’m passionate about helping young people thrive and realise their full potential. I draw on my own life experiences to guide and inspire others, showing that it’s never too late to make positive choices and change the direction of our lives.
I encourage young people to embrace their individuality, recognise their strengths, and stay optimistic as they work towards their goals. I believe in creating a safe and supportive space where they feel empowered to grow, achieve, and believe in themselves.
Outside of work, I stay active through physical training and football, and I currently coach a local youth football team — something I find incredibly rewarding, especially when I see young players grow in confidence and teamwork. I also enjoy travelling to new countries and gaming in my downtime.

I have four years of experience working with young people across a variety of roles, including part-time coaching with Xpro Rugby, delivering summer camps, and supporting learners in Alternative Learning Provision (ALP) settings.
I’ve worked as both a Learning and Community Facilitator and a High-Level Teaching Assistant at a SEN school, providing 1:1 support tailored to individual needs.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree from Hartpury University, where I gained hands-on coaching experience with primary, secondary, and college-aged students. I also hold an England Rugby Coaching Award.
My goal is to engage young people through fun, physical activities that support their physical, mental, and social wellbeing. It’s always rewarding to see their progress and the confidence they build along the way.
Outside of work, I’m passionate about rugby, having played from a young age with achievements at county, academy, university, and national league levels. I also enjoy staying active, gaming, exploring new places, and spending time with friends and family.

I’m a Youth and Boxing Mentor, working closely with young people to support their social, emotional, and personal growth. Whether through one-to-one mentoring or group activities, I’m here to guide them through life’s challenges and celebrate their progress along the way.
What makes me proudest is seeing the positive changes young people make — whether it's improving in school, building confidence in social situations, or simply feeling better about themselves. Their success is what motivates me every day.
Coming from a similar background to many of the young people I work with helps me connect with them on a deeper level. I understand the barriers they face, and I’m passionate about showing them that change is possible.
I’m a strong advocate for encouraging young people to get involved in sports clubs or start an exercise routine. It’s not just about staying fit — it’s about building confidence, creating a sense of belonging, and forming positive connections with others.

I work with young people to help them build resilience, confidence, discipline, and respect through the power of boxing. Whether in one-to-one or small group sessions, my aim is to support young people in leading healthy, active lifestyles and developing the skills they need to overcome everyday challenges and thrive.
For over 6 years, I’ve been delivering tailored boxing sessions that go beyond the sport — creating safe, motivating spaces where young people can grow both physically and mentally.
I bring over 15 years of experience in boxing, including 5+ years as a professional fighter with an 11-0 record. My journey in the sport has taught me the value of hard work, consistency, and self-belief — lessons I’m passionate about passing on to the next generation

I have 16 years of experience working with children and young people, beginning with a Grade A qualification in Childcare and Youth Studies from Filton College. I went on to complete a Certificate of Higher Education in Teacher Training from the University of Gloucestershire, followed by a degree in Childhood and Youth Studies.
My career began in early years, supporting children aged 0–5 for seven years, before transitioning into youth-focused roles. Over the past seven years, I’ve worked in Alternative Learning Provisions and a Pupil Referral Unit, where I’ve taught PSHE, delivered ASDAN qualifications, and led offsite provisions for young people with complex needs.
I’m passionate about building strong, trusting relationships and helping young people recognise their strengths, believe in themselves, and overcome challenges in a positive and empowering way.