Ceri moved to Hungerford in 2018, and is a busy mum to 3 girls, alongside working at a Newbury Primary school as a chef manager. Ceri became involved at the Centre when her daughter started attended the SEND youth session and has been a loyal supporter ever since. Ceri understands first hand the difference the weekly youth sessions can have to our youth members and the value to the community, and brings this passion and enthusiasm to her role as trustee.
Vicky joined the Centre in November 2024 with a wealth of experience in running holiday clubs and youth programmes. Vicky believes that the Youth Centre should be youth led, ran for and by the young people of Hungerford. As well as supporting the youth workers to run the 8 different youth sessions, Vicky is responsible for the smooth running of all elements within the Centre, including grant applications and funding reports.
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Alison joined us as a volunteer but moved into the youth worker role in 2023. Having brought up her 2 children in Hungerford, she feels passionate about the work HYCC does and the support it provides for young people in her community.
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Josie has dedicated her whole career to caring for children and young people and joined the Centre when she moved to Hungerford in 2024. With 2 teenagers herself, Josie knows first hand what young people want and need from the youth Centre.
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Charlie has been involved with the Youth Centre since September 2011, originally through volunteering for the toddler group Ladybugs. As she learnt more about the Youth Centre and its activities, she fell in love with all the good work which happens here and the possibilities the Centre holds. Charlie’s enthusiasm for community projects is relentless, with a special emphasis on those benefitting young people.
chair@hungerfordyc.org.uk
Derek was a full-time youth worker, in his younger years he went to the YMCA Nation College in London and gained a Certificate in Youth and Community Work. In 1981 he was Deputy Warden at the Docklands Youth Centre in Hainault in Essex, on the outskirts of London. Then In 1984 he became the Youth Worker at Kings Way Youth Centre in Bristol. He ran the Youth Centre until 1987. He has volunteered for youth groups like the Duke of Edinburgh scheme throughout his adult life. Now that he is retired, he enjoys volunteering for the Youth Centre and is keen to support activities and projects for young people in Hungerford and the surrounding areas. He is also a Councilor for Hungerford.
Jude has lived in Hungerford for over 10 years, and during this time has volunteered for many local children groups and charities, including Ladybugs Toddler group, Playgroup, Hungerford Primary School PTA, Brownies and Guides. As a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Advisor, Jude enjoys helping support local community groups using her finance skills, mainly in a Treasurer role. She is however also keen to volunteer to make a difference to the community and specifically local youth services, so they can continue to operate and thrive, as they all contribute to make Hungerford a great place to live. As well as supporting groups as Treasurer, Jude enjoys spending time exploring the local countryside as part of a local walking group.