Meet The Positive Futures Homes Team
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“You need a fabulous team to help young people flourish”
We are a friendly, trustworthy and slightly mad group of professionals! But most of all, we are passionate. Passionate about the young people we support, our work and our local community. Learn more about the history of our charitable organisation and how we came to be! Or feel free to stay here a while and get to know each of our team members! Have questions for us? We’re always here to answer them.Hannah
Group CEO
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I’m proud to serve as Group CEO of Positive Futures and Positive Homes, where I lead a passionate team working to create brighter futures and secure homes for young people, families, and communities.
With over 20 years of experience in youth work and social housing, I’m deeply committed to ensuring that underrepresented voices, especially those of young people, are heard, respected, and have real influence over the policies and services that shape their lives.
My journey began as a Young Leader at Walton Youth Project in Liverpool, before I went on to study Youth Work at Liverpool John Moores University. My first professional role was right here at Positive Futures, where I worked on detached sessions, social action projects, and focused work with girls in Everton and Vauxhall. Since then, I’ve held leadership roles across the country, always driven by the belief that with the right support, every young person can unlock their full potential.
As CEO, I’m committed to open, people-first leadership. I’m passionate about protecting, championing, and growing the vital work we do, not only within our organisation, but as part of championing the youth sector nationally. I’m excited to work alongside our teams, partners, and communities to strengthen our collective impact.
Pam
Responsible Individual / Director of Homes
“We are not a team because we work together, we are a team because we respect, trust and care for each other“
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Pamela is the Responsible Individual at Positive Futures Homes and brings more than 20 years of experience in residential childcare and youth services. Over the course of her career, she has focused on creating homes where young people feel secure, respected and able to make progress in their own time. Pamela sees the role of a children’s home as not just providing a roof, but offering consistency, care and meaningful relationships that help young people grow.
She works closely with Positive Futures and local authorities across the Liverpool City Region to make sure each child receives the support they need around education, wellbeing and family connections. Her approach is collaborative and practical, shaped by what genuinely helps young people move forward. Above all, she is committed to giving children the best chance to build confidence, develop positive relationships and move toward a more stable future.
Kelly
Registered Manager - The Bungalow
“Be the one act of kindness and caring to change’s a person’s life.”
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Kelly is committed to helping build a legacy for Positive Futures Homes of empowered, knowledgeable and experienced social care colleagues who themselves will have long and successful careers in the sector, but also through the children we support who are achieving skills and qualifications to stand them well in their adult lives ensuring they enjoy their progress and successes every step of the way.
Jack
Senior Residential Care Worker - The Bungalow
“Sometimes it takes only one act of kindness to change someone's life”
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Jack has been working in the care sector for just over 5 years after graduating Liverpool John Moore's university studying Early Childhood Education. Jack has a passion for caring for young people and children and loves making a difference in their lives.
In his free time Jack enjoys socialising with family and friends and loves attending festivals and concerts. Jack also enjoys going on holiday and exploring different countries.
Charlene
Residential Care Worker - The Bungalow
“If you see someone without a smile today, give them one of yours
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Charlene loves working with children and to see them happy and smiling and she believes it is nice to be able to make a difference to them.
Charlene’s passion is football, and her biggest achievement has been her football manager/coach position for 9 years and completing her FA badges.
Charlene also loves swimming and hiking and cooking; She has two beautiful children and a dog and they all like to keep her busy.
Yasmin
Residential Care Worker - The Bungalow
“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle”
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Yasmin is currently working towards her level 4 diploma and has been enjoying her role as a children’s support worker for almost 2 years. Yasmin is very fun, outgoing and kind! She will always have a listening ear for anyone.
Jessica
Residential Care Worker - The Bungalow
"Acts of kindness are the seeds that bloom in the hearts of others."
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Jessica has worked with children, young people, and families across various residential, clinical, and community settings; also gaining experience in coordinating care packages. Jessica is currently studying to become a paediatric nurse and is deeply committed to supporting the well-being of children and young people. Passionate about making a positive impact, Jessica strives to create meaningful, lasting change for the young people she works with. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, reading, horse riding, and spending time with her dog.
Jennifer
Registered Manager - Wynnstay House
“It's not about what you do once in a while. It's about what you do consistently”
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Having worked with children and young people for 20 years, the greatest gift is seeing the progress and development in those we support. Making a difference and giving opportunities to engage in activities and enhance life skills, nurturing and caring are just a pinch of the work we do.
Mollie
Deputy Manager - Wynnstay House
Tammy
Bank Residential Care Worker
“If you can be anything be kind”
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Tammy hopes to be a good role model to the children that she supports and hopes to make a positive impact on their lives.
In her spare time, Tammy likes spending time with her teenage son and her friends and family. She loves going on holidays and travels as much as she can.