CARE SUPPORT WORKERS, VOLUNTEERS AND PROJECT WORKERS

Care Support Workers

Our team of dedicated Care Support Workers constantly seek to deliver high standards of care and support to those in need. They always go the extra mile.

Danielle Way
Saturday Club Lead and Senior Care Support Worker

Nyah Andrews
Care Support Worker

Christine Gordon (MBE)
Saturday Club Deputy Lead and Care Support Worker  

Karen Forbes
Care Support Worker

Olivia Keadell
Care Support Worker

More of our care support workers

Balvinder Johal
Christine Gordon
Debbie Hudson
Diana Lopez
Francis Ring-Davies
Hannah Cottington
Jessie West, also Holistic Therapist
Karen Forbes, also Caring Café Support Worker
Kerry Way
Larissa Jones
Michelle Chisholm
Nyah Andrews
Olivia Keadell
Pennie Reynolds
Samantha Wiginton
Sansha D’Souza
Sarah Weetch
Tyler Freddino
Tandiwe Sithole
Veronica Bridger, also Caring Cafe Support Worker

 

Our project workers

Our Project Workers bring a wide range of experience, skills and knowledge to the team and to specific projects.

Saturday Club
Danielle Way, Saturday Club Lead
Christine Gordon, Deputy Saturday Club Lead
Antonia Da Costa, Healthy Eating Worker
Antonio Sakim, Sensei, Karate
Larissa Jones, Saturday Club Worker

Caring Café
Sue Ireland, Adult and Café Lead
Kay Howden, Café Support Worker

 

Men Who Care
Nicola Wilson, Men Who Care Lead

Dads Who Care
Nicola Wilson, Men Who Care Lead

Carers Café
Sue Ireland, Café Lead

 

Our volunteers

Our volunteers bring a wide range of experience, skills and knowledge to the team and to specific projects.

Saturday Club
Sophie, Young Ambassador
Zion, Young Ambassador
Mark, Volunteer
Claudia, Volunteer

Men Who Care
Remo Grasso
Geoff Lane, Trustee Volunteer

Caring Café
Anna Reed
Carole Coyle
Chris Raymond
Heather Mathew
Margaret Compton
Petra Sarkany

Carers Café
Victoria West

 

More of our volunteers

Our volunteers bring a wide range of experience and knowledge to the team and specific projects. They support our organisation through our outreach community-based projects, office administration and bespoke work.

Abbie Llewelyn
Alex Llewellyn
Amena Hasan
Anna Dowling
Anthony West
Averjeet Kaur
Ben Walton
Carina Egeriis
Danielle Quinlan
David Boyette
Deborah Kelly
Felicity Williams
Fiona Mitchell
Fiona Nossiter
Gemma Ali
Victoria West
Geoff Lane
Giulia Bartrum
Hannah Walton
Helen Carrington
Helen Lane
Henry Everett
Ian Llewelyn
Jane Gear
Jessica Whybrow
Juliet Hartridge
Nick Newton
Nicola Douglas
Remo Grasso
Rob Rees
Robert Matthews
Samuel Labone
Uli Kress
Justin West
Kevin McGuirk
Lesley Munro
Liana Tosetti
Lisa Wyborn
Liz Llewelyn
Lizzie Egan
Lizzie Jones
Lorraine Hartley
Mike Hooker
Morgan Nossiter
Sandra Collins
Sarah Noble
Stevie-Leigh Holloway
Stuart Lodge
Thomas Woodard

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Thanks to Everyone for Supporting the Crossroads Care Tough Mudder Team!

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