I have a proven track record in project management and a passion for empowering communities through the arts. As Programme Coordinator at Cartwheel Arts, I lead diverse visual art projects with a focus on Digital Inclusion. My role combines strategic planning, budget management, and the coordination of engaging workshops. By blending strong organizational skills with a creative mindset, I’m able to bring meaningful artistic projects to life, fostering connection and inclusivity through the power of art.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with a variety of partners, from voluntary organisations and community groups to educational institutions. Building and maintaining these relationships has been such a rewarding part of my work, and it reflects my commitment to making project management collaborative and inclusive. I truly value the connections that help bring great ideas to life!

In my roles, I’ve gained extensive experience working within Adult and Children’s Safeguarding frameworks, always prioritising the safety and well-being of vulnerable participants. I’m committed to safeguarding, having completed training such as Safeguarding Adults Level 1 and ‘Working Together to Safeguard Children.’ These courses have given me the knowledge and skills needed to keep vulnerable adults and children safe across all the projects I manage and facilitate.

I have hands-on experience in fundraising and reporting to funders, successfully securing project grants from a range of sources like public funding, private trusts, and the Arts Council. In my current roles, I’m involved in every step of the fundraising process, from researching the right funding opportunities to crafting engaging grant applications. I work hard to communicate the goals and impact of each project, ensuring that the needs of funders are met while highlighting the value we bring to the community.