WATERHOUSE RESTAURANT - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
Ade is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for Shoreditch Park and the City Primary Care Network.
A firm believer in a balanced body and mind, Ade has a background in Life Coaching and is a Personal Trainer experienced in fitness, activity promotion, engagement & regeneration.
Ade is looking forward to using motivational and collaborative skills to support people to make lifestyle changes to improve their health and wellbeing.
Ade is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
Alea is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for Hackney Downs Primary Care Network.
Alea is supporting people to make lifestyle changes to improve their overall health & wellbeing.
Alea's experience has included working as an Advice Worker, working in the community as an Exercise Instructor and Self Management Tutor to improve the health and wellbeing of the community. In particular Alea has focussed her work with people with long term health conditions, such as diabetes, kidney disease and cardiovascular disease. Alea believes in empowering through knowledge, goal setting and 121 support.
Alea is passionate about empowering all those around her to ‘ live their best life'.
Alea is involved in:
Alice is an academic criminologist who started her career researching in local communities and criminal justice agencies responses to areas of high crime and violence. After working at the Home Office research unit Alice moved to the East London University to mange a research team assessing the impact of urban renewal and crime prevention schemes in East London. As director of the Centre for Institutional Studies, Alice expanded the research to incorporate evaluations of international crime reduction initiatives focused on young people living in low-income high violence neighbourhoods. Alice is continuing this research whilst visiting the Mannheim Centre for Crime and Criminology at the London School of Economics.
Alice is a trained and experienced community mediator, was chair of the voluntary organisation Lewisham Action Mediation Project, and volunteers for two youth offending services as a panel member for referral orders
Andrew started his own Architecture practice in 1993 and has been in partnership with Anthony Thistleton as Waugh Thistleton Architects Ltd since 1997. They have always been based in Shoreditch and have been very much part of the regeneration of the area.
His practice is involved in a diverse range of projects from large regeneration master plans in the borough to smaller work on individual buildings with both public, private and charitable clients. The vast majority of his work is in the Borough of Hackney and he has close links with both local people and politicians.
This wide ranging workload has given Andrew direct personal experience in many of the areas in which the Trust works. He has always been a great admirer of the Trust's work and brings his experience in architecture, design, property development, construction and business to the Trust at Board level.
Andrew has worked for a number of years on many committees for Hackney Council, Universities and the RIBA. He enjoys the process of discussion - listening and contributing to healthy debate.
Job Titles:
- Lead Member for People for Central London Forward
Cllr Carole Williams is a five-term elected councillor. Having held many positions, Carole was first appointed Cabinet Member for Employment, Skills and Equalities in 2016, becoming the borough's first ever Cabinet Member for Employment, Skills and HR.
Her portfolio is broad ranging, covering adult learning, volunteering, vulnerable migrants, trade unions and refugees and, in 2019, Hackney's response Cllr Carole Williams is at the forefront of the council's anti-racism work and the Review, Rename, Reclaim work to make Hackney's public spaces more representative of the communities that live here.
Carole sits on the Greater London Employment Forum and the Greater London Provincial Council and Chair Hackney's Council Joint Committee which promotes cooperation between the Council as an employer with its employees through their Trade Unions.
This year, Carole was appointed as the lead member for People for Central London Forward (CLF), representing them on the Skills for Londoners Board, which advises the Mayor of London on adult skills policy.
Jessica is a counselling psychologist and the Associate Dean of People & Culture for the School or Arts and Social Sciences at City, University of London. She is also the academic lead for the Race Equality and Athena SWAN Charter groups and provides academic leadership, direction, advice and support to colleagues involved in the delivery of racial justice and gender equality initiatives. Jessica has a background in community-based participatory research and examines the intersections between determinants of health and illness such as ethnicity, gender, and mental health. Through her research, Jessica is passionate about promoting engagement in positive health behaviours and resilience with particular emphasis on the health and well-being of minority ethnic community groups.
Jessica is trained and registered counselling psychologist, and has a clear focus of driving equality, diversity and inclusion across a range of sectors and organisations. She is proud to serve as a board member of the Shoreditch Trust.
Jonathon Tomlinson has been a GP at the Lawson Practice in Hackney since 2004 and an NIHR research fellow in medical education since 2013, studying medical education, ethics and professional behaviour at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry. His blog can be viewed here.
Dr Lucy Carter MBBS, BSc (Sociology) MRCGP describes herself as a mother, runner, and GP. She has worked as a GP partner in Hackney since 2005.
Lucy is a clinical senior lecturer on the Msc Physicians Associates programme at Queen Mary University, teaching medical and physician associate students. She holds a PGcert in higher education and takes an interest in substance misuse and mental health. She is also part of a steering committee with Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, looking at racial bias in medicine.
Lucy is Institute of Health Sciences Education academic rep, co-chair of the Antiracism steering committee, and Senate rep FMD at Queen Mary University.
Ed is a Chef Facilitator at the Waterhouse Restaurant, he has over 10 years experience working in Restaurants and Cafes in the U.K and Australia. Working alongside the other Waterhouse Chefs, Ed helps to provide a supportive and challenging workplace for our trainees and also facilitates cooking classes and tutorials with local community groups and local schools.
Ed is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Senior Communications and Programme Coordinator
Eva is the External Assets and Operations Coordinator for Shoreditch Trust.
Eva has recently completed a master's degree in Global Development from Queen Mary University of London, focusing her research on social justice and inequalities. Before her studies, Eva volunteered in rural Honduras for 8 months supporting children's education.
Eva is excited to be supporting the valuable work Shoreditch Trust is doing to help those within the local community.
Job Titles:
- Director of Wellbeing Practice & Partnership
Jacqui leads on strategic planning, working with the team to develop health and wellbeing strategies that set the overall vision and direction for the Trust.
Jacqui is proud to have worked in Hackney for many years and to have experienced the ongoing commitment and resilience of Hackney's diverse voluntary sector and the residents it supports. With a background in mental health and wellbeing including nursing and community development, Jacqui is passionate about whole person wellbeing and community leadership, and balances the strategic work by facilitating groups including Training for Trainers, Mental Health First Aid, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
Jacqui has a personal commitment to wellbeing and has a keen interest in Mindfulness. Working for Shoreditch Trust and seeing how people have made efforts to change their lives has been a constant source of motivation and inspiration.
Jacqui is involved in:
Jacqui is Chief Executive at Shoreditch Trust. In this role she led the transformation of Shoreditch Trust from a fully funded government programme (New Deal for Communities) to an independent, anchor organisation with a mixed portfolio of income, utilising enterprise assets and building capacity to deliver an ambitious programme.
Jacqui has a broad experience across public, education, charity and cultural sectors, specialising in communications and public affairs. She previously held the position of Shoreditch Trust Director of Communications, Consultation and Partnerships. She is a Fellow of the RSA, has a Post Graduate Certificate in Further Education and began her career in education working as a teacher in cultural studies. Jacqui is a trained Facilitator on the British Council's International Facilitator Development programme and leads the Trust's Active Citizens programme. Her background in education and has served as a strong basis for a belief in embedding research and personal development and training in the work of Shoreditch Trust.
Jacqui believes that it is a privilege to lead a charitable organisation that works collaboratively with communities and stakeholders in developing a shared vision for neighbourhoods which delivers outstanding services, and equality of access and opportunity for all.
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
Jane is a registered Associate Nutritionist and has a Master's in Clinical and Public Health Nutrition and a degree in Nutritional Therapy so has a wealth of knowledge about food and nutrition.
She has lived in Hackney for over 20 years and is passionate about sharing her knowledge and skills with the community.
Jane is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health Coach
- Mental Health Coach - Women and Children
Jane has worked with children and families in Hackney for over 25 years. Whilst working in early years education, she developed an interest in the services that were available to children and families before they start at nursery school. All of Jane's community work and training has led her to appreciate the importance that healthy pregnancy and early motherhood have on the development and achievements of families. Working on the Trust's Women and Children programme has seen Jane's training, skills and interest amalgamate in a meaningful, productive way.
Over the years Jane has volunteered in her local community in Hackney in roles such as Trustee, School Governor and User Groups.
Jane is involved in:
Jeneve joined the Trust as a volunteer for the Bump Buddies Women & Children's Group.
Jeneve is the Core Coordinator for Shoreditch Trust and her role involves organisational support as a key member of the Core Team and programme support including working with clients at the weekly Women & Children's Advice & Assistance sessions.
Jeneve is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Chairman
- Chairman of the Board
Jeremy first became involved with Shoreditch Trust in 2003 when working as Strategic Property Director at the City of London Corporation where he was responsible for the joint venture property initiatives at Orsman Road and Hoxton Square. He has continued to take a close interest in the Trust and its work supporting the people of Hackney and the City ever since.
Jeremy is a partner at real estate consultant Cushman & Wakefield where he specialises in supporting Central London landowners get the best from their property assets. He is also the Surveyor to the Worshipful Company of Drapers'.
Jeremy is privileged to serve on the Trust's Board, initially as property expert and now as Chair, and to work closely with the Trust's staff and fellow Board members to deliver its programmes for the local community.
Jo is a Community Coordinator and her role involves working with people in Hackney who want to get involved in all the activities, especially if they have been feeling isolated or lonely.
Jo has lived in Hackney for over 20 years and has a good knowledge of the local area. She has always worked in community settings and has previously been a play worker and mentor. In her precious spare time Jo DJ's on a radio show once a month called Reel Rebels radio, a local community station, and runs a club night with a group of fellow DJ's called 'Mind the Gap', addressing the need of older people wanting to dance who felt 'too old for Dalston but too young for Wetherspoon's'! The money raised on the door is donated to local causes.
Jo began working for Shoreditch Trust in January 2015 and is passionate about the Trust's commitment to addressing social inequality.
Jo is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Director of Operations and Assets
Kati is the Organisational Support Manager at Shoreditch Trust.
She started her career in buying for various high street fashion brands and has over 25 years' experience of organisational roles, working in large and small businesses, including running her own business for several years.
Kati has lived in East London for over 20 years, loves the mix and unique strength of community, creativity and diversity within the area and is excited to be able to support the valuable work that Shoreditch Trust is doing.
Ken can be found most days in the restaurant working with trainees and helping to develop their skills in a professional kitchen setting. He also assists them with training relevant to employability. Varying-sized groups of children will also attend sessions lead by Ken introducing them to baking techniques from the Trust's always evolving recipe archive. The goal is to inspire them make food they enjoy eating and collaborate with each other. Ken has many years experience working in restaurants around London, football stadiums and also nurseries. He actually began his chef journey as a trainee at Waterhouse.
Job Titles:
- Programme Manager - Health and Wellbeing and Long Term Conditions¦ Safeguarding Lead
Laura is manages the Long Term Conditions programme including the Stroke Project, Community Connections and Health and Wellbeing Coaching.
Laura joined the Stroke Project in 2005 as a project worker on goal attainment scaling (GAS) for stroke survivors. She went on to working with groups, individuals and volunteers as a project worker, volunteer coordinator, project coordinator and became manager in February 2018. Her role currently involves managing staff, sessional staff and volunteers; delivering training; communicating with partners in the statutory and voluntary sectors; and developing new initiatives.
Laura is passionate about giving a voice to those affected by stroke, improving their opportunities, health and wellbeing and raising awareness of stroke in the wider community to help prevent further strokes.
Laura's background is in Psychology. She trained as a clinical and health care psychologist in the Netherlands and worked for several years in a variety of settings including counselling for anxiety and trauma and neurological rehabilitation before relocating to London.
Laura is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Wellbeing Coach
Lewis is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for London Fields Primary Care Network.
As a Health and Wellbeing Coach Lewis provides 121 support to residents who are looking for help to make positive lifestyle changes.
Lewis has a background in social science and psychology and is a qualified psychotherapist. Lewis is passionate about developing positive mental health and well-being in others.
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
Lorraine is the Health & Wellbeing Coach for the Clissold Park Primary Care Network.
The favourite aspect of Lorraine's work is meeting a diverse mix of people while playing a part in inspiring and seeing positive changes in people's lives.
Lorraine has a background is in nursing and she has worked in Australia and Hong Kong. She specialised in Complementary Therapies in the NHS using holistic therapies for people with long term health conditions.
Maria runs communication and exercise groups and provides one-to-one advocacy support to Stroke Survivors. She has worked in social care for many years and loves to help people to make a positive difference in their lives.
Maria enjoys travelling, reading and socialising with friends and family.
Job Titles:
- Health Coach
- Mental Health Coach - Long Term Conditions
Marilene is a registered nutritionist and is studying for her Masters in Global Public Health at King's College London. At Shoreditch Trust, Marilene is a Mental Health Coach, supporting and empowering people to make changes that will improve their daily lives. Marline also facilitates group Cook and Eat sessions, bringing people together to prepare and eat a meal together and to take part in discussions and activities about nutrition.
Marilene is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health Coach
- Mental Health Coach - Long Term Conditions
Nazmun joined the VCS sector as a volunteer in 2006, supporting a healthy living project with marketing, fundraising (capacity building), community development and running workshops with Hackney based environmental education group. For the last few years, Nazmun had worked with older adults as a coordinator for a charity whose objectives were health and wellbeing for older adults.
Nazmun looks forward to continuing her work with adults over 50 years of age, sharing her understanding and knowledge of delivering programmes to this age group. She is enthusiastic for the progress and development for our over 50's work. During lockdown, Nazmun gained a advance diploma in Integrative Humanistic counselling, and found the knowledge and skills gained to be extremely invaluable in her work with older adults.
Nazmun is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Counsellor
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Health and Wellbeing Coach / 078266 97236
Sasha Gallick is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for Hackney Marshes Primary Care Network.
Sasha is a qualified integrative counsellor and psychotherapist, and is endlessly curious about people's stories. Before retraining, she wrote for, and about, charities and social enterprises, telling the human stories behind the people and organisations making positive change.
Having worked with a range of clients with differing mental health needs within Hackney, Sasha's approach is rooted in working alongside people to identify and make tangible changes to their wellbeing, based on what matters to them.
Sasha is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Health and Wellbeing Coach - Young People
Seth is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for young people aged between 12 and 19 Years.
Seth is a lifelong resident of North East London. He has a background of working in the food industry and is passionate about working side by side with people to create a positive environment for people to be comfortable in themselves.
Seth is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach Team Lead
Shanaz is the Health and Wellbeing Coach for Shoreditch Park and the City Primary Care Network.
Shanaz began working for Shoreditch Trust as a Community Coordinator, responsible for working with local residents that are pregnant or in early parenthood and providing them with support, motivation and encouragement as they make changes to improve their health, wellbeing and community being.
Shanaz's background is in childcare and mental health. Originally involved with the Bump Buddies programme as a volunteer Bump Buddy, Shanaz is currently studying part-time for a Psychology degree and is involved with the Camden and Islington NHS Trust Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service.
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Health and Wellbeing Coach / 07709 711688
Shenelle is a Health and Wellbeing Coach at the Trust.
She has worked supporting a range of clients with additional needs including those with mental and physical and emotional health needs, physical disabilities and learning difficulties.
Shenelle has a background in education, community, mental and emotional wellbeing and offer one to one and group sessions to individuals who need additional support with achieving their health and wellbeing goals.
She uses her skills in art psychotherapy and works collaboratively with clients, in a warm and supportive environment to find creative ways to achieve the best outcomes.
Shenelle is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Health and Wellbeing Coach / 07709715686
Silvana Nicholls is a Health and Wellbeing Coach for Hackney Marshes Primary Care Network.
Silvana is an experienced and qualified coach, supporting people to set goals and develop their resource base to lead more fulfilling lives. She has a Masters in Applied Coaching Psychology and Positive Psychology.
Silvana has previously worked for a mentoring charity to improve the potential of young people in the local community, and has worked with individuals one to one to make positive changes in their personal and professional lives.
Silvana is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Health and Wellbeing Coach
- Health and Wellbeing Coach / 020 7033 8537
Tahiya has a background in Psychology and experience working within the charity sector. She has worked within community settings supporting survivors through outreach events, mental health workshops and skills development days.
Tahiya is passionate about encouraging others and giving them the confidence to approach challenges they may face. She believes that everyone is capable of positive change with the right support.
Tahiya is involved in:
Job Titles:
- Community Connector / 07920241832