
About Us
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The mission of the Brierley Hill Project is to provide targeted life support and mentoring for the people from the Brierley Hill area and wider Dudley Borough.
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The Brierley Hill Project envisions a community in which every person experiences hope, belonging, purpose and personal value. Through building strong relationships and being an active participator in the community our hope is that each person will reach their full potential being capable of making informed and responsible decisions.
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The aim of the Brierley Hill Project is to provide a facility, which offers a safe and welcoming environment for those in need. We seek to create a space where relationships are built with those living in the Brierley Hill area and the wider Dudley Borough. We aim to provide opportunities for people to benefit mentally, spiritually, emotionally and physically regardless of their age, health, disability, finances or other circumstance.
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Hope
Finding a new beginning
We never give up on people and we actively seek and create opportunities for people to achieve new things and overcome those things that hold them back.
Freedom
Making right choices
We will challenge the damaging/inappropriate choices and behaviour of others as well as the ways in which people’s choices and opportunities are constrained by others.
Acceptance
Discovering belonging
We try to offer opportunities for people to give/contribute as well as to receive.
Wholeness
Facing the truth
We will both welcome and learn from feedback and will offer feedback to others in a spirit of respect; we will try to learn from experience and to change where change is needed.
Forgiveness
Letting go of being wronged
We do not keep a record of wrongs committed by others or by ourselves; we acknowledge our failures with courage and as openly as we can.
Justice
Seeking righteousness/right relationships
We strive to act fairly in our own dealings, to maintain right relationships and, so far as we are able, to stand with the weak and vulnerable in combating injustice.
Meet the Staff Team
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Stacey Simpson
Project Worker
Supporting Community, Valuing People
I have worked at BHP for 15 years supporting people and experiencing real change in their lives. I feel privileged to be part of the BHP community.
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Jen Hartnell
Youth & Community Worker
I lead the youth team doing detached youth work sessions, group work sessions,
including football and 1 to 1 mentoring support for individual young people and young
adults.
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Nicola Shilliday
Project Worker (Administration and Communications)
‘Facilitating the daily running of the project and engaging the community.’
Promoting the great work we do is my passion. I am a keen Irish rugby fan and enjoy
the outdoors.
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Tracey Tromans FCCA
Finance Manager
Supporting the team to enable, equip and release them to support others.
Part of the BHP family since 2010, a fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants and member of the Society for Trusts and Estate Practitioners. I enjoy going to the gym and relax by walking my Lakeland Terrier.
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Emma Crook
Project Worker
Jack of all trades, offering General Advice & Guidance. No problem too small or question too stupid!
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David Hadley
Youth Worker
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Ellise Male
Youth Worker
Meet the Trustees
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Chris Swaithes
Chair Trustee
A founder member of BHP with more than thirty years experience in local Education
Sector. Chris has a heart for working in the Community
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John Cook
Trustee
A founder member of BHP with 22 years of experience of working in the 3 rd sector.
John runs his own consultancy business which helps charities, churches and not for
profit organisations reshape, develop and remain robust for the future. A passionate
Villa fan and a youth team coach.
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Adrian Lowe
Trustee
Spearhead for the Love Dudley Network, seeking to enable collective and
collaborative working across the Dudley Borough amongst churches, charities,
business and the public sector. I am keen cyclist and enjoy spending time with my
grandchildren.
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Judith Forster
Trustee
I have volunteered with a variety of people focused organisations over the years.
I believe that everyone has something to offer, everyone should be valued and
everyone needs help and support at times.
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Anna Fellows
Trustee
Advocate and activist with a heart for equality.
Mother of two and a member of the youth offending panel. I have many years of experience in business and serving others.