Amez (Amrit Bass)
My drive to enter the charity sector began at age 18 after a 3 month volunteering experience overseas in Malawi, Africa. I was fortunate to have partaken in an International Development Project in schools and the local community.
A few years later, I became a Police Constable and worked in 999 Response, Investigations, and Neighbourhood Policing. I achieved a Level 4 in Policing and learnt and implemented an array of methodologies to prevent crime and disorder in youth.
After some time, I made the decision to move back into the Charity Sector where I felt I could make a lasting impact. As a Senior Youth Engagement Officer for a Youth Charity, I utilised my TEFL Qualification to support and mentor young Asylum Seekers and Refugees with learning English and building new skills.
My experiences over the years also encompass a Legal Management Role for an NGO, working as a Graphic Designer, and graduating from ‘Initial Naval Training’.
As of recently, I set up an English Tuition Business to teach newly arrived children and adults. Increasing confidence and improving social skills are at the heart of what I do. I also manage Social Media and Marketing for small businesses and charities.
I thoroughly enjoy being a Trustee for Young People First; It is highly rewarding to see the positive impact the Charity has on the lives of Young People.
Matthew Hill
Damien Reynolds BEM
Chair of Trustees
Jacob Isherwood
Safe-guarding Lead