Volunteer Opportunities for Mental Health
Fouzia Hinchliffe Director & Co-Founder
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Fouzia Hinchliffe is the passionate and dedicated Co-Founder and Director of Lets-Talk2day CIC, a community organisation focused on community engagement and committed to providing mental health support and wellbeing through the power of language, connection, and inclusion. Fouzia has a remarkable ability to bring people together, creating
Fouzia Hinchliffe is the passionate and dedicated Co-Founder and Director of Lets-Talk2day CIC, a community organisation focused on community engagement and committed to providing mental health support and wellbeing through the power of language, connection, and inclusion. Fouzia has a remarkable ability to bring people together, creating welcoming spaces where everyone feels valued, respected, and able to express themselves. Her warm and approachable nature encourages individuals to build confidence, forge new connections, and access essential support to thrive. She firmly believes that everyone deserves to be heard, understood, and connected to their community. As the driving force behind many of Lets-Talk2day's initiatives, Fouzia has developed an array of programmes, including mental health support groups, language assistance, community advocacy, health awareness projects, and volunteer opportunities. Her focus remains on empowering individuals to recognize their strengths and achieve their goals. A staunch advocate for community-led solutions, Fouzia believes that lasting change occurs when people are supported to help each other. Under her leadership, she has cultivated a growing team of volunteers, community champions, and partners dedicated to creating positive change across Liverpool. With specialist training, including PETALS and Train-the-Trainer programmes, along with extensive experience in supporting diverse backgrounds, Fouzia combines professional knowledge with genuine compassion and understanding.
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Halima El Baroui is a valued member of the Lets-Talk2day CIC team who has been integral to the organisation's journey from the very beginning. Starting as one of our first volunteers during the early stages of establishing Lets-Talk2day CIC, Halima's commitment, passion, and dedication have been pivotal in shaping the organisation into wh
Halima El Baroui is a valued member of the Lets-Talk2day CIC team who has been integral to the organisation's journey from the very beginning. Starting as one of our first volunteers during the early stages of establishing Lets-Talk2day CIC, Halima's commitment, passion, and dedication have been pivotal in shaping the organisation into what it is today. Now working as a Community Wellbeing Support Worker and Apprentice, she plays a key role in facilitating mental health support, delivering community engagement programmes, and advocating for refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and women experiencing isolation across Liverpool. Halima is dedicated to creating welcoming and inclusive spaces where individuals feel supported, valued, and connected. She is passionate about helping people build confidence, access new opportunities, develop new skills, and improve their overall wellbeing. Having advanced from volunteer to apprentice, Halima exemplifies the volunteer opportunities that Lets-Talk2day CIC provides for individuals to grow, develop, and realize their potential. Her enthusiasm, compassion, and positive attitude make her a highly valued member of both the team and the communities we support. 🌻 'Being part of Lets-Talk2day has given me the opportunity to grow, learn, and support others. I am proud to be part of a team that helps people feel welcomed, connected, and empowered.' 💜
Kellie Rostron Managing Director & Co-Founder
Halima El Arbaoui Mental health & Wellbeing Support Worker (Apprentice)
Kellie Rostron Managing Director & Co-Founder
Kellie Rostron is the Managing Director and Co-Founder of Lets-Talk2day CIC. She holds a postgraduate qualification in Business, degrees in both Health and Social Care and Social Sciences, and is a qualified Chartered Manager with extensive experience working across health, social care, mental health, and community development. Throughout
Kellie Rostron is the Managing Director and Co-Founder of Lets-Talk2day CIC. She holds a postgraduate qualification in Business, degrees in both Health and Social Care and Social Sciences, and is a qualified Chartered Manager with extensive experience working across health, social care, mental health, and community development. Throughout her career, Kellie has successfully developed and managed services that support diverse communities, including establishing a BAME Carer Service and a Multicultural Family Service. She has worked extensively with refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, women, carers, and vulnerable individuals, providing vital mental health support to help improve wellbeing, build resilience, and create opportunities for positive change. Passionate about community engagement, Kellie believes that everyone has strengths, talents, and potential. She is committed to creating volunteer opportunities that enable people to build confidence, develop new skills, realize their abilities, and play an active role within their communities. Working closely with diverse communities across Liverpool, she strives to ensure that nobody is left behind due to language, culture, circumstances, or lack of opportunity. Kellie is dedicated to reducing health inequalities and removing barriers to accessing services. Through strong partnerships and community-led approaches, she works to ensure that people feel heard, understood, valued, and connected, while empowering them to improve their wellbeing and achieve their goals. Her vision for Lets-Talk2day is simple: to create stronger, healthier, and more connected communities where everyone feels they belong, can access support in a way that works for them, and has the opportunity to reach their full potential.