Meet the Team

Tina Mayers

CEO

Barbara Lambert

Finance Officer

Marsela 

Assistant Manager 

Children & Young People Practitioners

Mehrun Karim

Andrulla Apostoli

Marisa Lagraa

Norma Bailey

Marti Buenaventura

Nirtionk Kareem

Kevin Ayree

Support services

Caroline Wallis

Therapeutic Counselling &
Parent and Infant Relational Group

Keith Mallinson

Advice & advocacy

 Alyce Esin

Systemic Family Therapy

Our Trustees
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​Fred Morgan - Treasurer (Temp Joint Chair)
Fred  is an English teacher of 12 years experience in the state sector and so understands how vital it is to the success of young people and families to have a safe and nurturing space outside of the classroom where they can be supported.  As a life long resident of Shepherd's Bush, he was aware of the vital work SBFP did in the local community before becoming a trustee in 2018.  Since working more closely with the committed team and families at SBFP, he has been even more impressed by the positive impact the charity has on so many people's lives.
Jessica Campbell - Temp joint chair & secretary
Jessica is a theatre producer who has worked across West London - at the Bush Theatre, the Coronet Theatre in Notting Hill and at Theatre 503 in Battersea.
She now works at the National Theatre and is passionate about the legal, housing and counselling support Shepherds Bush Families Project provides (as well as the communal kitchen!). She is proud to be on the board of a charity so vital to the families of Shepherd's Bush. 
Max Goldzweig
Max is a science journalist and TV producer who spent 10 years living and working in Shepherd’s Bush at the BBC. He has also been a youth leader in the Woodcraft Folk, an educational movement that gives children and young people a place to grow in confidence and learn about the world. He is proud to have the opportunity to help SBFP continue it’s life changing work and support of the local community.
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.