EnglishOur Team
(English) Rebecca (Becs) Elley, Volunteer Coordinator
(English) Isabel Linton, Charity Coordinator
(English) Debbie Shaffer, Founder, Director of Policy & Research
(English) Alison Pritchard, Trustee
(English) Claire Foster, Trustee
(English) Dee Dickens, Trustee
Jon Stevens, Trustee
has worked in a range of roles within the public and third sector over the course of his career. In recent years he has worked extensively in the Advocacy sector, supporting individuals with diverse needs and issues, in a range of health and social care settings. Having stepped into management, Jon has been responsible for the development and delivery of a number of Advocacy projects across North Wales, and maintains an active caseload providing direct advocacy support. Jon is currently the CEO of North Wales Advice and Advocacy Association.
Julie Ann Richards, Trustee
Based in south east Wales, Julie has a twenty-year background in strategic communications in the public and private sector. She’s a passionate advocate for equality for women and girls, an ‘Ask Me Ambassador’ and ‘Expert by Experience’ for Welsh Women’s Aid, and holds memberships with several women’s rights groups in Wales and the UK.
“I hope to bring my strategic communications expertise and understanding of the Well-being of Future Generations Act and Violence Against Women Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence (Wales) Act to my work with FTWW.“
(English) June Jeremy, Treasurer
(English) Karen Hiu Ching Lo, Vice Chair
(English) Kirsty Pringle, Trustee
(English) Liz Williams, Trustee
(English) Lucy Cone, Trustee
Tami Rolls, Volunteer Finance Officer
has worked for over 25 years as a senior finance professional, both in the UK and USA. Most of Tami’s career has been within the public health sector, inlcuding her role as Interim Finance Director of Public Health Wales (PHW). Tami has been a member of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Well-being, and has recently completed a Masters in Public Health. Now at the University of South Wales, Tami manages health education contracts and police apprenticeships.
“I am passionate about women’s equality and empowerment, not least because I have two adult daughters.”
Willow Holloway, Acting Chair
Previously a key worker for adults with autism and learning difficulties, Willow has vast experience in supporting disabled children and adults. Willow has delivered consultation events, workshops and training for North Wales Police, and has an extensive knowledge of autism from both a professional and personal perspective. Willow’s roles include Founder of The Autistic Women’s Empowerment Project , Vice Chair –Disability Wales, and Welsh Representative and Chair of Autistic UK.
Louise Evans, Patient Adviser
Based in North Wales.
