Meet the Team

We are the young people from across England and Scotland that make up Care Leavers National Movement (CLNM). We are strong individually but even stronger as a collective group of young people changing the narrative for children in care and leaving care, from what is often a negative one to one that is resourceful, strong, and positive. We come together from across different Local Authorities with Local House Projects (LHP). Our founders created CLNM and together with our representatives and champions run CLNM.

Abby

Adam

Bella

Brandon

Abby is a CLNM Founder from Stoke House Project, she has been part of CLNM for over 4 years and joined to make sure that care leavers have a better life and their voices are heard. Abby is a loving mother, balancing her passion for CLNM with her family life.

Adam is a CLNM Representative from Bury, Rochdale and Oldham House Project. He joined CLNM as he is a confident young person who wants to support young people and make a difference to their futures, as well as have new opportunities and meet new people.

Bella is a CLNM Representative from Staffordshire House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people's voices are heard and to help make a difference for those going through the care system.

Brandon is a CLNM Representative from Stoke House Project. Brandon joined CLNM to make a change in the care system so that the overall environment is better for those in care.

Byron

Chloe

Chloe

David

Byron is a CLNM Founder from Stoke House Project. Byron has been part of CLNM for over 4 years and joined to support Local House Projects and their young people in the way that they supported him.

Chloe is a CLNM Representative from Coventry House Project. She became a rep to make a positive impact on young people’s lives by making their voices heard.

Chloe is a CLNM Representative from East Dunbartonshire House Project. Chloe joined CLNM to ensure that young people’s voices are heard and acted upon.

 David is a CLNM Representative from Stockport and Tameside House Project. He joined to share his experiences, encourage others, and support young care leavers in achieving their goals.

Dez

Dylan

Kitija

Kiyia

Dez is a CLNM Representative from Lancashire House Project. She joined CLNM to meet new people, help make a difference and to support care-experienced young people. 

Dylan is a CLNM Representative from Midlothian House Project. He joined CLNM to meet new people, help make a difference and to support care-experienced young people. 

Kitija is a CLNM Representative for Wolverhampton House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people’s voices are heard and acted upon.

Kiyia is a CLNM Representative and recently elected south regional chair. Kiyia joined CLNM to amplify young people's voices and to support young people by creating opportunities and striving for equity.

Lewis

Lily

Louis

Lucie

Lewis is a CLNM Rep from Stockport and Tameside. He joined CLNM to help others going through the House Project and pass on his own experiences of what it was like for him.

Lily is a CLNM Representative for East Dunbartonshire House Project. She joined CLNM to help make a difference and support young people in House Projects and the wider care-experienced community.

Louis is a CLNM Representative from Islington House Project. He joined CLNM to show young people that their voices deserve to be heard and that by working together, young people's voices can create change.

Lucie is a CLNM Representative from Islington House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people's voices are heard and to help make a difference for those going through the care system.

Maddie

Mahan

Makki

Marshall

Maddie is a CLNM Representative from Oxford House Project. She joined CLNM to meet new people and help to make sure young people's voices are heard.

Mahan is a CLNM Representative from Bury, Rochdale and Oldham House Project. He has a passion for advocating for care leavers and is ready to roll up his sleeves as part of a collective effort to create a brighter future for care leavers everywhere.

Lucie is a CLNM Representative from Islington House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people's voices are heard and to help make a difference for those going through the care system.

Marshall is a CLNM Founder from Stoke House Project, He's been part of CLNM for over 4 years and joined CLNM to develop his confidence and create opportunities for himself and other people who have had similar experiences to him.

Meg

Mya

Nevaeh

Rey

Meg is a CLNM Representative from Lancashire House Project. She loves singing, animals and spending time with friends and family. Meg joined CLNM to get to know other young people who have lived similar experiences to herself and to make a difference in other peoples lives.

Mya is a CLNM Representative from Manchester and Trafford House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people's voices are heard and to help make a difference for those going through the care system.

Nevaeh is a CLNM Representative from Wolverhampton House Project. Nevaeh is new to CLNM having only joined this year and is looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that it will bring.

Rey is a CLNM Representative from Coventry House Project. She recently joined CLNM and is ready to give young people the motivation that they need in life and making sure that they get the right support and assist them to make a big change in their life.

Sean

Siann

Taylor

Vanessa

Sean is a CLNM Champion from Fife House Project. Sean became a rep because he has always been passionate about rights and equality for young people.

Siann is a CLNM Representative from Wolverhampton House Project. Siann is new to CLNM having only joined this year and is looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that it will bring.

Taylor is a CLNM Representative from Stoke House Project. She joined CLNM to support others in making their voices heard and to help make a difference.

Vanessa is a CLNM Representative from Sandwell House Project. She joined CLNM to make sure that young people’s voices are heard and acted upon.