At Young People Thrive (YPT), the team is passionate about supporting young people’s mental health and wellbeing. They bring a diverse range of expertise to ensure that comprehensive support is provided across various programs and initiatives.
Read on to get to know the team members and their areas of focus…
Zoe Kattah – Head of Young People Thrive
Zoe leads the YPT efforts in supporting young people aged 17-25 who fall between the gaps of children and adult mental health services.
Her work includes:
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Delivering low-intensity talking therapies for young people.
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Building mental resilience for Year 6 pupils preparing for secondary school.
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Raising awareness about eating disorders and mental health.
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Training BAME community organisations to support emotional resilience and wellbeing.
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Developing new opportunities and partnerships.
Polly Maloy – Senior Admin Officer
Polly ensures the smooth running of YPT’s projects through her administrative expertise.
Her daily tasks include:
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Managing emails and creating to-do lists for organisational efficiency.
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Collaborating with team members to complete administrative tasks, including the newsletter!
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Attending events across North London to raise awareness about disordered eating and the importance of early help.
Polly’s role is varied and dynamic, contributing to the success of YPT’s projects and outreach efforts.
Laura Spencer – Operations Lead
Laura brings her expertise from her previous role at YPT’s linked community development organisation, CB Plus.
Her responsibilities include:
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Ensuring YPT’s targets are met and solving any problems that arise.
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Empowering young people with skills for independence and confidence.
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Supporting the team to maximise their impact and effectiveness.
The YPT team are committed to making a positive impact on the mental health and wellbeing of young people. The team’s dedication and diverse expertise allow them to support and empower young individuals, helping them thrive and reach their full potential.
To find out more about Young People Thrive’s important work or start a referral to their services, you can visit their webpage here. Be sure to follow along with what they’re up to by following them on social media, and signing up for their newsletter.
