Meet the Team
Children & Young People Practitioners
Support services
Caroline Wallis
Therapeutic Counselling &
Parent and Infant Relational Group
Parent and Infant Relational Group
Our Trustees
Fred Morgan - Treasurer (Temp Joint Chair)
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Saliha Djebbar
Saliha became acquainted with SBFP&CC in 2012 through the drop-in service that she attended with her son. Impressed by the project's mission & community support, Saliha wanted to learn more about SBFP's goals, and how she could provide assistance as a parent using the service. In her native home of Algeria, Saliha worked with children & taught Darija (the Algerian dialect of Arabic), whilst studying for her undergraduate in English. Passionate about supporting the development of children, she is now a teaching assistant at Wood Lane School - a role that brings her immense joy. She adores birds (but believes they should be free to fly) and is fond of her indoor plants. George Oliver
George is an experienced Maths teacher, who has lived in South-West London for over 30 years. His three daughters all attended state secondary schools in Hammersmith and Shepherd’s Bush. George has been involved in various initiatives to support vulnerable people in London. These include Glass Door which provides temporary shelter for the homeless in local churches and Housing Justice which provides accommodation for asylum seekers and various other groups. He has served as the deputy chair of governors of a local primary school. George is keen to get involved and support the tremendous work done by the team at SBFP in providing important services to local families. |
Holly Smith
Holly is a Creative Engagement Producer with 7 years experience producing high-quality theatre engagements projects, productions and events for community and young artists across London. Holly’s practice is participant-led and trauma-informed, with a key focus on care, fun and the personal touch. Holly is a Mental Health First Aider and believes in the power of creativity and expression in healing and sustaining good mental health. |