Last year's ambassadors
Last year’s young ambassadors came from a
variety of different backgrounds with a vast range of experiences.
One thing that brings them together is their passion to make a
difference in their communities.
Where are they now...
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Craig McLoughlin
Biggest achievement?
“I have gained more confidence in public
speaking where I ran two workshops in front of large audiences
through being an Ambassador.”
What’s next?
“I have just started a full time job, but aim
to continue with my project idea to set up a youth club for my
estate which I was successful in gaining funding for.”
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Jessica Hendrickson
Biggest achievement?
“Gaining the Shine Award which recognised my
commitment in my community and setting up the community library
which I gained funding for through being an Ambassador.”
What’s next?
“I am currently studying Forensic Science full
time and aim to continue with volunteering in my local
community.”
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Ria Gregory
Biggest achievement?
“Being an Ambassador has helped me in a
million ways, especially public speaking where I led a workshop at
the NRC with some of the other Ambassadors.”
What’s next?
“I have just got an Apprenticeship with the
Assembly based at London City Hall where I am a Press Relations
Officer.”
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Shanay Dupuis
Biggest achievement?
“Through being an Ambassador I gained
experience as a consultant for Affinity Sutton through completing a
project to evaluate youth involvement within the organisation.”
What’s next?
“I am currently setting myself up as a life
coach and consultant so I can advise other organisations and
motivate more young people.”
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Siam Brown
Biggest achievement?
“Affinity Sutton has helped changed my life
through being an Ambassador and gaining my first job as Youth
Engagement Apprentice.”
What’s next?
“I am currently looking to start a new
adventure in a new role within the youth sector where I have gained
lots of experience in the last year, including an NVQ.”
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