Kay Marston is a dedicated professional with extensive experience in supporting vulnerable children and young people. With a strong background as a qualified social worker, Kay has worked within local authority and court teams, gaining valuable expertise in advocating for looked-after children during court proceedings. Her role in these settings has provided her with a deep understanding of the complexities and challenges faced by children in the care system.

Kay has also worked extensively with children and young people who have experienced neglect, abuse, and trauma. Her compassionate approach has been instrumental in supporting individuals struggling with emotional and behavioral difficulties, as well as mental health challenges. Her ability to connect with and advocate for these young people has been a hallmark of her career.

In addition to her social work experience, Kay is the owner of supported accommodations for young people aged 16+ and 18+. Through these services, she provides safe, nurturing environments where young individuals can develop independence, receive guidance, and access the resources they need to build brighter futures.

Michelle brings over six years of experience working within residential childcare settings, supporting children and young people with complex needs and diverse neurodevelopmental conditions. This includes extensive experience with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, demand avoidance profiles, and other social, emotional, and behavioural difficulties. Michelle has also worked with children and adults with neurological conditions. has a strong background in responding to and managing extreme behaviours, including self-harm and other high-risk presentations, through trauma-informed and therapeutic approaches.

This combination of qualifications and experience demonstrates a strong commitment to professional excellence, reflective practice, and continuous learning in line with the Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Quality Standards. Michelle is passionate about creating a home that provides stability, respect, and opportunity for every child. Through empathetic leadership and collaborative team development, they strive to ensure that all staff uphold consistent boundaries, foster trusting relationships, and work collectively to help children achieve their fullest potential — emotionally, socially, and educationally.

Michelle has experienced with working with vulnerable challenging children, who have been through significant trauma. She is familiar with social care practices and legislation, safeguarding processes, and risk management strategies.

A dedicated and passionate Deputy Manager within children’s residential care, bringing 4 years of hands-on residential experience and over 16 years of overall childcare expertise. Holds a Level 3 Residential Childcare qualification and is currently working toward Level 5 to further develop leadership and management capability. Known for providing consistent, child-centred support and for fostering safe, nurturing environments where young people can thrive.

Highly motivated and committed to professional growth, with a long-term goal of becoming a Registered Manager. Thoroughly enjoys supporting both staff and young people, contributing to high-quality care standards, and driving positive outcomes within residential settings.