OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Through our work in providing housing, support and care, we aim to create an environment that gives young women a secure base from which to develop self-respect, independence and purpose in their lives.
Equal Opportunities Policy Declaration
Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust is committed to equal opportunities in its provision of services, employment practices and management of the project.
As an organisation in a multi cultural and diverse area of the inner city, the Trust seeks to actively oppose all forms of discrimination on the grounds of race, sex, colour, nationality, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, marital status, class and any situation where people are disadvantaged by conditions or requirements that cannot be shown to be justified. Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust declares that we are taking positive steps towards promoting equality and combating all direct and indirect discrimination.
The Principles of Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust
We will be responsible for a high quality service, developing our skills and knowledge to ensure professional standards are met.We will be responsible for a high quality service, developing our skills and knowledge to ensure professional standards are met.
We will respect our Residents as individuals safeguarding their rights and promoting awareness of their responsibilities. We will work with residents in a clear manner, to ensure accurate expectations about us are held and that there is an understanding of our expectations.
We will not be discriminatory or prejudiced in ourselves nor tolerate discrimination or prejudice in or against others. We will seek to recognise and accommodate differing needs and backgrounds in order to serve all in the best and most appropriate way.
We will empower our Residents to participate in decision-making and to take responsibility for their own lives and future development.
We will seek to maintain a positive and helpful relationship with residents once they leave our service and this includes those who we may be unable to continue to house.
We will ensure professional responsibility takes precedence over personal interests in all our work. We will ensure we maintain confidentiality and that professional boundaries are in place.
We will ensure that outreach and promotion of our services within the wider community takes place both in the interests of individuals and to ensure any one who may benefit from it accesses our service.
We will monitor our services regularly to ensure we are operating both as a good employer and as an effective service provider.
Patrons
- Ms Leticea Holland
- Dr Pauline Webb AKC
- MS Thelma Lewis MILSO
- Baroness Stern of Vauxhall, BA, BSC, LLB
- Mr George A Mayor
- Ms Sally Hawkins
- Yvonne Thompson CBE
Executive Committee
- Chair: Woodrow Phoenix
- Vice Chair: Councillor Alan Till
- Treasurer: Derrick Martin
- Company Secretary: Sybil Phoenix
Executive Committee Members
- Dione McGregor
- Reverend Corinne Tournay
- Leticea Holland
- Councillor David Michaels
- Mewbourne Huntley
- Esther Stanford Xose
- Derrick Martin
- Jenny Berbeck
- Anne Grey
Others
- Liaison Officer London Borough of Lewisham Supporting people Team: Lindsay Martin
- Liaison Officer London and Quadrant Housing Trust: Gemma Carmody
Staff Team
- Director: Rebecca Long
- Project Manager: Jackie Doyley
- Deputy Project Manager/Resettlement Worker: Samantha King
- Project Manager, Erlanger Road: Adebimpe Oputa
- Senior Project Worker & Health and Safety Officer: Loraine Phoenix
- Project Worker: Alison Baker
- Project Worker: Noelle Kellett
- Project Worker: Jennifer Rose
- Night Waking Staff: Christine Grizzle/Natasha Parker
- Cook: Daisy Williams
- Sessional & Sunday staff: Veronica Roberts/Panchita Golding
- Volunteer: Suriya Pieres (Gardening) Gemma Michaels
Contract
- cleaning by Adfen Contractors...