Emerge Projects at Tunbridge Wells Hospital
Our youth workers who provide short term support for young people who find themselves in A&E because they are struggling with self-harm or feeling suicidal.
Tunbridge Wells Hospital
At Tunbridge Wells Hospital, we’re open 7pm-11pm, Tuesday to Thursday to come and be with you in hospital.
Give us a call on 07984 008 518 or leave a message and we will get back to you.
Drop us an email at: hellotwh@emergeadvocacy.
Meet the Team
Hi, I am Fiona, Project Lead for the service at Tunbridge Wells Hospitals in Kent.
I regularly get involved with detached youth work in my local community. I love getting alongside young people, speaking positive things to encourage them about who they are and what their strengths are.
I have the heart to see every young person reach their potential.
Fiona has a degree in Psychology and was a practitioner in the NHS in a community team working with people with learning disabilities and mental health issues.
I regularly get involved with detached youth work in my local community. I love getting alongside young people, speaking positive things to encourage them about who they are and what their strengths are.
I have the heart to see every young person reach their potential.
Fiona has a degree in Psychology and was a practitioner in the NHS in a community team working with people with learning disabilities and mental health issues.
I am a youth support worker at Tunbridge Wells Hospital.
I have always worked with children and young people – as a one-to-one special needs teaching assistant and as a children’s nurse
and health visitor.
I believe in the value of giving our children and young people
time and space to just be. To simply listen to what they feel and think.
I am a contemplative person, so I enjoy time in the garden and watching things grow and develop.
I also like to hear people’s stories and lives, so love to meet people for coffees (mostly in garden centres to indulge my passion for plants!).
Ann has a DiPHE in Children’s Nursing with specialist qualifications in paediatric and neonatal intensive care nursing, a BSc (Hons) in Specialist Public Health Nursing (Health Visiting), and a PGCert Psychology and Neuroscience in Mental Health.
I have always worked with children and young people – as a one-to-one special needs teaching assistant and as a children’s nurse
and health visitor.
I believe in the value of giving our children and young people
time and space to just be. To simply listen to what they feel and think.
I am a contemplative person, so I enjoy time in the garden and watching things grow and develop.
I also like to hear people’s stories and lives, so love to meet people for coffees (mostly in garden centres to indulge my passion for plants!).
Ann has a DiPHE in Children’s Nursing with specialist qualifications in paediatric and neonatal intensive care nursing, a BSc (Hons) in Specialist Public Health Nursing (Health Visiting), and a PGCert Psychology and Neuroscience in Mental Health.
Meet the Volunteers
