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Pip is passionate about providing Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) support to families and children across multiple London boroughs. Working closely with parents, schools, and local authorities, The YVHSC SEND Directorate advocates for children with a wide range of SEND requirements. From supporting families with Education, Health, and Care Plans (EHCPs) to facilitating access to appropriate services, Pip is committed to empowering families and helping every child reach their full potential.

Pip's role focuses on guiding families through the challenges of navigating the SEND system while delivering tailored support that ensures children receive the resources and opportunities they need to thrive.

Subrena Joseph is a professional speaker, leadership expert, and CEO of STUBS Disability Service CIC, with over 20 years’ experience across health and social care. She is a social worker, practice educator, disability life coach, mentor, and advocate, specialising in personal, servant, situational, and transformational leadership. Subrena is the author of To Walk Around It, To Move It or To Love It, an autobiographical account of leadership through lived experience. She has spoken at the House of Lords, universities, councils, and national platforms, and facilitates impactful workshops, including Project ME. Subrena holds multiple academic qualifications and is a respected strength-based practitioner known for practical, reflective facilitation.

Mrs Olufunke Adeloye is a mother, advocate, and the Founder and CEO of OAKonsult, an organisation rooted in lived experience and a passion for supporting families navigating disability. With over 20 years’ experience across Human Resources, the voluntary sector, and disability advocacy, Funke understands the emotional and practical realities parent carers face. This led her to establish OAKonsult Disabilities Outreach (UK and Nigeria), the OAK Centre Prime vision, and currently working on the Parent Carer Hub (Bromley), a safe space that reminds carers that their lives and well-being still matter. Through initiatives like Project ME, Funke helps parent carers rediscover identity, hope, and purpose beyond caregiving, guided by compassion, faith, and the belief that no carer should walk alone.

Kay has worked for Bromley Council for almost 20 years.  Her current role is the SEND Programme Manager.  Kay is passionate about engaging with SEND families to improve local support, lived experiences and delivering better outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.  Kay has two grown up sons. Her youngest son Luke, who is 30, has autism and a learning disability.  Kay has also worked at a regional and national level to influence policies relating to SEND.