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Caroline Afolabi-Deleu is the founder of Success4All and has been the charitys driving force since 2006.
She is also the current trustee chair and is also a governor of North Tyneside Learning Trust and a governor of Northern Education Trust.
As a trained language teacher, Caroline can speak 6 languages fluently and is currently learning Russian.
Carolines teaching knowledge and passion for encouraging learning outside of school are invaluable to support the charitys mission.
Caroline, who is originally from Belgium, came to live in the UK in 1992, after having lived in Nigeria and Zimbabwe.
Iqbal Syed has been a trustee since 2015.
His role supports newly arrived refugee and asylum-seeking families.
Pastor John Ameobi has been a trustee since 2013 but has been a strong supporter of the charity since the beginning.
John is a retired pastor of a local church.
His knowledge of vulnerable families in the North East and how to support them through a crisis is essential when planning services.
Samantha (Sam) Roberts has been a trustee since 2019.
She first started supporting Success4All as a volunteer tutor befriender.
Sam is a solicitor, who specialises in charity law.
Her expertise has been instrumental in shaping and structuring the board of trustees and key management systems.
John has worked for companies in food manufacturing and printing.
In 2018, John became a governor of SMART Multi-Academy in Newcastle upon Tyne.
John is looking forward to applying his experience in business and as a trustee to help to improve the governance and operations of Success4All.
With an accolade of skills and over 16 years of experience working with children and young people, single mum of 2 and kinship foster career, Rosemary Welch, became a trustee in 2021.
Rosemary has completed several courses including; behaviour management, health and safety, therapeutic parenting and defuse conflict.