At Liberty Supported Living, we believe that relationships shape everything, and it starts with the people delivering the support.
Our team is made up of key workers, managers, mentors, and support staff who show up with consistency, emotional intelligence, and cultural awareness. Some have worked with young people for decades, others bring fresh perspectives and lived experience. What they all share is a belief in care that feels human, present, and patient.
Our staff take time to build trust, by noticing the little things, following through on the important things, and being there when it matters.
Fred is a registered social worker with a background in education and frontline care. He spent over a decade as a secondary school teacher, delivering History and PSHE lessons with clarity and empathy, before retraining as a social worker specialising in child protection. Fred brings deep insight into policy, safeguarding, and what it takes to build trust in high-stakes situations.
At Liberty, Fred leads with a calm confidence. His work is grounded in knowledge, but driven by heart, and above all, a genuine passion for helping young people feel safe, seen, and supported.
Sarah is a seasoned social care professional with over 20 years of experience supporting vulnerable groups, including young people, individuals with disabilities, and older adults. She is passionate about promoting independence, reducing youth offending, and helping people stay active, engaged, and connected within their communities.
Sarah brings deep sector insight, a proven commitment to social impact, and a hands-on approach to supporting positive and lasting change.
Nicole brings academic knowledge, energy, and advocacy into everything she does. A psychology graduate from the University of Leicester, she combines curiosity and compassion to support each young person with care that’s both thoughtful and practical.
Whether she’s organising group activities or simply holding space for a young person who needs to talk, Nicole is present and purposeful. She’s deeply passionate about advocating for vulnerable young people; it shows in the way she builds relationships, celebrates progress, and helps young people feel that they have someone truly in their corner.
Whether you’re a young person thinking about moving in, a professional making a referral, or someone considering joining our team, we want you to see the people who make Liberty Supported Living feel like Liberty Supported Living.
Augustine, better known as Gus, brings over 10 years of experience working with young people, shaped by both structure and creativity. He began his journey as a support teacher and later expanded his work through holiday and training camps, where he helped young people build confidence, connection, and independence.
He’s also a budding actor, having featured in several drama productions and films, a gift that adds warmth, humour, and relatability to his role. At Liberty Supported Living, Augustine is a steady presence, someone who knows when to listen, when to encourage, and how to make every young person feel like they matter.
With over a decade of experience across both adult and children's social care, Daniella brings specialist knowledge and deep compassion to every setting she works in. Her career has spanned support for individuals with learning disabilities, mental health needs, autism spectrum conditions, and young care leavers. She has developed a skill set rooted in empathy, safeguarding, and person-centred care.
Daniella is especially passionate about empowering young people to thrive and reach meaningful outcomes, always placing their safety and wellbeing at the heart of her work. Known for her approachable nature and team-first attitude, she supports colleagues with insight, warmth, and a steadfast belief in making a difference.
