Anna Greene Project Manager
As the Manager of the Carnwadric WIN Project, I lead our commitment to supporting children, families and the wider community through inclusive, high‑impact programmes. I bring a professional background in Early Years Education, experience managing innovative services for The Scottish Book Trust, and extensive frontline experience in roles that demanded strong safeguarding practice, conflict resolution, risk assessment, effective communication and community‑focused decision‑making. I am dedicated to creating meaningful opportunities that empower the people we work with to thrive.
Amanda Gibson Finance Administrator
I recently joined Carnwadric WIN Project as Finance and Project Administrator. With over 15 years of finance experience, I am enjoying learning more about the charity sector and supporting the valuable work WIN does within the community. I feel lucky to be part of such a dedicated and supportive team.
Kim Stuyck Funding Officer
Hi, I’m Kim. I’ve worked in the Scottish charity sector since 2004, helping organisations find the resources they need to deliver valuable services and support local communities. Originally from Belgium, I moved to Scotland in 1999 and have since worked with a wide range of charities across the country. I enjoy building relationships with funders and helping great ideas turn into projects that have a lasting impact. I’m delighted to be supporting Carnwadric WIN and the important work they do for local children, young people and families.
Kirsty Ballantyne Family Worker
After completing my degree in Sport Coaching and Management, I discovered a passion for supporting children and families. My experience as a Youth Worker and Young Carers Support Worker led me to my current role as Lead Family Worker at the WIN Project, where I have worked since 2023 supporting local families through one-to-one work, home visits, and community groups. I am proud to be part of a dedicated team that provides inclusive, compassionate support within the community.
Laura Stirling Family Worker
Hi my name is Laura Stirling. I am one of the family workers at the Carnwadric WIN Project. I qualified as a childcare practitioner back in 2006, since then I have worked in various childcare establishments for 22 years prior to starting as a family support worker at the WIN Project in 2022.
Cally McCormick Youth Befriender
Hey, I’m Cally I started at the WIN as a volunteer and worked my way up to family support worker and now Youth Befriender. The WIN is like nowhere else in the world it’s a community inside a community with everyone helping each other to reach their full potential. I can’t express how much the win has helped me personally and I can’t wait to help others like myself become who they want to be.
Maria Dow Group Activity Coordinator
I first joined the WIN project as a family seeking support for a child with ASN. Inspired by the work WIN was doing in the community, I became a volunteer and later became a sessional team member supporting creative and crafty activities. Years on, I am now currently employed as an activities planner, using my creativity to help others develop skills, feeling valued which in turn allows me to make a positive difference in the community.
Callum Russell Group Activity Coordinator
I began my journey with the charity as a young volunteer before progressing into an apprenticeship role. Through dedication and experience, I became a salaried member of staff and now work as an Activity Coordinator, planning and creating engaging activities that children enjoy. I am passionate about making a positive impact and creating fun, inclusive experiences for young people.
Catherine O’Connor Volunteer Coordinator
My name is Catherine, and I am the Volunteer Coordinator. I work closely with our volunteers, families, and local community to help create a welcoming and inclusive environment. I am passionate about supporting our volunteers and building positive relationships that help strengthen our community. I am proud to be part of a team dedicated to making a positive difference in people’s lives.
Patsy Forde Adult Craft Leader
My name is Patsy Forde, I have been teaching for over 35 years across a wide range of age groups and learning environments. It is always a pleasure to meet and work alongside new people. For the past seven years, I have been running the craft group at The WIN Project. It has been wonderful to work with class attendees over such a long period of time and to see their creativity and confidence develop. The group brings me great joy, and no two sessions are ever the same. It is a pleasure to be part of the class, and I am never bored.