Chloë Darlington, Policy and Communications Manager Policy and Communications Manager Expand Chloë Darlington, Policy and Communications Manager Chloë has a Masters degree from Edinburgh University and developed her communications and fundraising skills as a producer of plays and drama festivals in Edinburgh. Since then, she has worked in the children and young people’s voluntary sector, initially as External Affairs Manager for the young people’s helpline Get Connected (now The Mix) and then as Communications Officer for youth participation at Woodcraft Folk. With an increasing focus on campaigning and social justice, she became Policy and Communications Manager for Children England in 2014. Chloë has been a trustee of Trust in Children, which makes grants to projects around the world helping children to access education, since 2004. Contact: [email protected] 020 3597 6296 / 07980 26 26 11
Katherine Hill, Strategic Project Manager, 4in10 London Child Poverty Network Katherine Hill, Strategic Project Manager, 4in10 London Child Poverty Network Expand Katherine Hill, Strategic Project Manager, 4in10 London Child Poverty Network We are delighted to announce that Katherine Hill will be joining our team as 4in10's new Strategic Project Manager on March 8th. She joins us after serving for several years as a specialist to the Joint Committee on Human Rights in parliament, and before that she has had a succession of human rights policy and campaigning roles at Age UK, Scope and The Children's Society.
Kathy Evans, Chief Executive Chief Executive Expand Kathy Evans, Chief Executive Kathy joined Children England in 2010 as Deputy Chief Executive, leading Children England’s Programmes as the DfE’s Overarching Strategic Partner for the VCSE sector. She became CEO in April 2013. After graduating from Trinity College Cambridge, Kathy took a full-time CSV volunteer placement in a children’s home, leading her to train in counselling and to work with young people in secure accommodation for several years. She moved into policy work in 1997: firstly for DrugScope, specialising in drug treatment for young people; then to The Children’s Society where she remained for 8 years, as its Policy Director. During her career Kathy has been the Chair of the Standing Committee for Youth Justice, a trustee of the Children’s Rights Alliance for England, a member of the ACMD Hidden Harm group and DCSF Care Matters advisory group. She was also consultant to the Police Foundation and Justice, devising potential alternatives to Youth Courts, to support the Independent Commission on Youth Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour. Kathy is also passionate about her role as a Humanist Celebrant for the BHA, performing non-religious weddings and baby namings whenever she is able! Contact: [email protected]