Our team

Natasha has over 20 years' experience in the charity sector and became Chief Executive of The Who Cares? Trust in 2008. She spent 16 years at ChildLine, the last six of which she directed the charity's campaigning, communications, policy and research activities. She has worked as a director of a health charity and as an adviser to a number of large charities and the Charity Commission. She was a trustee of the adoption charity Childlink until 2010 and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts.

After many years as an accountant in the commercial sector, Helen specialised in charity accounting in 2003, gaining qualifications including the ICAEW’s Diploma in Charity Accounting. She joined The Who Cares? Trust in 2009. She has worked as a finance consultant for Westminster Mind and currently acts as Chair and Treasurer for a number of charities in Dorset.

Projects and Policy

Victoria was National Director of the Care Leavers' Association for five years and brings a wealth of experience in working to improve the lives of young people in and from care. Victoria is also Deputy Chair of a Fostering Assessment Panel for an independent fostering agency. Contact Victoria

Emma, a qualified social worker, joined The Who Cares? Trust in 2011 to manage our participation work with young people in and from care. Having previously worked for the Youth Offending Service in Southwark, Emma is passionate about improving services for young people by involving them in decision making. Contact Emma

Jack joined our Projects and Policy Team in 2011 from an “outstanding” local authority in London. He has developed policy and research for local authority children’s services departments for the past seven years and previously worked as Training and Research Manager in a further education college. He is currently Chair of Governors at a London primary school and mentors a care leaver. Contact Jack

Kevani has been involved with the Trust since early 2011, when she volunteered for our 'Don’t write us off' project. Her experience of being in care has pushed her to want to help improve the system for others. 

In September 2011, Kevani joined our projects team as an intern for one-day per week while she studies for her social work degree at Greenwich University.

Read Kevani's internship diary...

Communications and Publishing

Jemma joined The Who Cares? Trust in 2009. She previously worked at Monitor, the independent regulator of NHS Foundation Trusts, and for The Prince's Charities Group. Contact Jemma