We have an incredible team of staff, volunteers and trustees that work tirelessly to ensure that we can be here for families whenever and however they need us.
For full details of our trustee board please view the Charity Commission Website .
Tim has been a Trustee at Little Miracles for over 4 years.
Here is what Tim has to say about supporting Little Miracles:
"Both my boys use the services Little Miracles provide and I am so grateful for all they do. I said the words to Michelle “if there is ever anything I can do to help” and the rest is history."
Hi there! I'm Johanna, and I've proudly served as the Family Support Coordinator at Little Miracles for the past five years.
One of the aspects I truly appreciate about my role is the diversity it offers. Each day brings forth a unique set of challenges, keeping things exciting and dynamic. Moreover, I take great pleasure in assisting and supporting the families we serve. Building connections, understanding their journeys, and constantly expanding my knowledge base are all aspects that bring me immense satisfaction.
My personal experiences as a parent to a child facing medical and developmental challenges have been instrumental in shaping my career path within the SEND profession. It is through my own journey that I developed a deep desire to support families during these trying times. Little Miracles provides me with a platform to make a meaningful impact and be there for others facing similar challenges.
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Hi, I am Nikita, the Centre Manager at Peterborough.
I first joined Little Miracles many years ago as a parent when the team were supporting me with my eldest child. Over the following years I worked in the early years sector, local schools and children's centres gaining the experience from both a professional and a parent’s perspective. I wanted to use the skills I had gained to give back and work with families, helping them in the same way that Little Miracles had helped me many years before. They had inspired me and I wanted to join them in the amazing work they do.
I enjoy so many aspects of my role; meeting the families, providing enriching experiences and opportunities to our young people and being able to support the parents and guardians at the same time. I also love to learn from my colleagues and the professionals I liaise with on a daily basis.
Hi, I'm Abdul, and for the past three months, I have been working as a seasonal employee at Little Miracles.
Working at Little Miracles guarantees that every day is filled with excitement and engagement, thanks to the incredible interactions I have with the children and their families. There is never a dull moment!
Initially, I joined Little Miracles as a volunteer and was captivated by the remarkable culture and work ethic that permeated the organisation. This experience inspired me to pursue a permanent position within the team, and I am grateful that my dedication and passion were recognised, leading to my eventual hiring.
Hiya! I'm Arifa, and I have had the privilege of working as the Youth Worker Lead at Little Miracles in Peterborough for the past three years.
One of the most rewarding aspects of our events and activities is observing the sheer joy and happiness that radiates from the children and families participating. Witnessing their beaming smiles brings me immense joy, and receiving appreciation from parents and young people further fuels my drive. It is incredibly fulfilling to know that I am making a positive impact in their lives.
Working with children who have disabilities has always been a deep-seated aspiration of mine. I am driven by the desire to provide support and assistance to families, and to make a meaningful difference in their lives. My journey with Little Miracles began long before I joined the team; for over ten years, I had been aware of the incredible support and dedication they offer. Becoming a part of this remarkable organisation and contributing to the well-being of families and children has been a cherished goal of mine.
Hi there, I'm Kat. I have the privilege of overseeing the branches in St. Neots and Ramsey at Little Miracles. My journey with the organisation began in 2015, and over the years, my role has evolved. Initially, I started as a volunteer and later transitioned into administration in December.
Witnessing the joy and happiness in the faces of the families we serve is what makes all our efforts at Little Miracles truly worthwhile. Each day, as we arrive at work, we are reminded of the positive impact we make on these families' lives.
Being a parent of a child with special needs has deeply influenced my path. It has instilled in me a strong desire to support and counsel other families to the best of my abilities. Little Miracles provides me with the platform to fulfil this passion and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
Hey there! I'm Nat, and I'm thrilled to be a volunteer at Little Miracles Fenland.
Every week brings new adventures and delightful experiences. It's truly a joy to form connections, forge friendships, and interact with other parents, learning from their valuable experiences.
As a mother of two children with unique needs, I thrive on challenges. I find immense satisfaction in getting to know other families, understanding their journeys, and witnessing the incredible progress the children make as they learn and grow. It's a remarkable feeling to be a part of their development and see the positive impact Little Miracles has on their lives.
I love Interacting with children/young people, finding out their interests, and working with them, helping those that need it, to gain in confidence and self esteem.
Hello, I'm Mick, and I have had the privilege of being a part of the Little Miracles family for three years, working as the Head of Families.
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role is witnessing the genuine joy, laughter, and sense of accomplishment radiating from our families and young people. Their smiles and the happiness they experience in reaching their goals truly make my job fulfilling.
My journey with Little Miracles began with a simple yet profound purpose: to support young people with disabilities in accessing workshops and activities. I started by volunteering at local youth clubs, dedicating my time to ensuring that these individuals had the opportunity to participate and enjoy enriching experiences. It is this desire to make a positive impact on their lives that led me to become a part of the incredible Little Miracles team.
Emerson has been a trustee with Little Miracles for for more than 7 years.
Here is what Emerson has to say about supporting Little Miracles:
"I met Michelle at one of my business planning events.
I offered to give her a free session afterwards as a charity. When I saw the great work that she was doing with the team at Little Miracles how could I not want to get involved. She asked me if I’d like to be a trustee and I jumped at the chance. I would like to bring my business advice skills to the charity to make sure that we are working the best we can and hoping to raise funding for the children in the best ways that we can.
I’m passionate about supporting the children and have not only been a trustee but dressed up as Santa and delivered presents to hundreds of children in the lockdown, rode a bike for charity around the Isle of Wight one of the hottest days of the year in 2022. During the lockdown I came up with the home haircut challenge of which we managed to raised another £3500.
The work Little Miracles stuff is so important for the families of the children as well as the children themselves and I need to feel that in this world we’re not only there to support ourselves but also our community around us and that’s why I’m also a trustee for Little Miracles."
Hi! I'm Sam, and I've had the privilege of serving as a Youth Worker at Little Miracles in Peterborough since May 2022.
What truly ignites my passion for being a youth worker are the diverse range of activities I get to participate in, the projects I oversee, the remarkable individuals I meet, and the countless memorable experiences I have at the centre. It's an incredibly fulfilling role.
My inspiration to become a youth worker stems from my grandmother, who had a background in working with young people. Witnessing her dedication and impact motivated me to explore this path. When I arrived for my interview at Little Miracles, I was greeted warmly by everyone at the centre. The vibrant and enjoyable nature of the childcare team instantly caught my attention, and I knew it was the right place for me. Since then, I have formed countless cherished memories while providing assistance to the wonderful families and children who visit Little Miracles.