Our Team

Our dedicated and diverse team are vital to the services we offer. With their range of skills and experiences, each member contributes to the growth of Good Shepherd, whilst ensuring that our services are of the highest standard. We also value the importance of lived experience among our team and over half of the workforce have personal experience of some of the issues faced by our service users.

Management Team

Tom Hayden – Chief Executive

Chris Cole – Service Manager

Helen Holloway – Finance Manager

Lucy Cox – Fundraising and Development

Lee Smith – Operations Manager

Vicki Smallman – Senior Administrator

Support Team

Tina Lane – Senior Key Worker

Julia Foster – Volunteer Coordinator

Dawn Walls – Senior Key Worker

Paul Burns – Key Worker (Street Homeless Engagement)

Paul Berry – PR/Fundraising

Kate Penman – Community Engagement

Shaz Kaur – Key Worker (Housing Advice)

Vicky Mosedale – Trainee Key Worker

Donna Grosvonor – Trainee Key Worker

Food Services

Louise Hand – Cook

Lucie Tait-Harris – Project Manager (Cafe & Community Shop)

Michael Collins – Project Worker

Neil Booth – Project Worker

Admin Team

Gorn Graham – Administrator

Molly Brown – Administrator

Brothers of the Good Shepherd

It was back in 1972 that the Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd first started helping people in Wolverhampton and we are delighted that the Brothers are still heavily involved with the charity in volunteering with both the food and support services.

Brother William

Brother Charles

Brother Stephen

Brother Alex

Patron

Robert Plant CBE

Robert has been a long-time supporter of the work of the Good Shepherd, but has now stepped up his backing to become a patron, including supporting the creation of a new trainee scheme offering two paid trainee roles within the organisation for people with lived experience of homelessness and other issues.

Ambassadors

Carl Ikeme (Former Wolves/Nigeria Goal Keeper)

Jaki Graham (Singer/Songwriter)

Natalie Graham (BBC Broadcaster and event host)

Archbishop Bernard Longley (Archbishop of Birmingham)

Jack Kirwan (Comedian)

Stuart Manley (Photographer)

Volunteers

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