Dawn joined Nehemiah in February 2019 as the Family Programme Practitioner, where she has brought about some happy family reconciliations. Dawn works with men in all of our houses. As a part-time worker Dawn packs a lot into her three days, working Tuesday to Thursday inclusive

Dan joined Nehemiah in Jan 2025, having previously worked in the prison system helping offenders with addiction since 2022. Before that he spent the COVID-19 years helping young adults with disabilities achieve independent living. He is passionate about making a difference and seeing others flourish. Dan is currently studying psychology BSc at The Open University, finding every opportunity to bring his knowledge into his work.

Chloe joined The Nehemiah Project in February 2025 as an Assistant Recovery Practitioner. With a strong academic background, Chloe spent four years studying Psychology, with a focus on addiction and mental health. Her research has centred on addiction, mental health, and neurodiversity, equipping her with a well-rounded, holistic understanding of these critical topics. Chloe also brings valuable experience from her work supporting vulnerable adults, particularly through her role at a college where she assisted young adults with complex mental health needs. Passionate about empowering individuals in their recovery journey, Chloe is committed to making a meaningful, positive impact in the lives of those she supports.

Bridget joined the Recovery Team in March 2023 as the Office Administrator. After a year and a half of learning in this role, she has moved to the Referrals team as of September 2024. As a Referrals Practitioner, her role is to bring new residents into the charity and be a key point of contact for referring agencies. She is excited to be starting this next chapter of work at The Nehemiah Project and is looking forward to helping the charity grow in this new position.

Adrienne joined The Nehemiah Project in July 2011 bringing with her over 20 years of experience in the field of Health and Social Care. Adrienne has worked for various housing associations, managing a range of schemes for asylum seekers, refugees, homelessness, people with substance misuse problems and ex-offenders. She currently leads the Recovery Practitioners Team and oversees the New Future Programme.

Abi has been caretaker at our Stage 2 Clapham house for a number of years, ensuring that it all runs as smoothly as possible and that the residents have the best possible environment for them to continue on with their recovery journey. Abi is a great storyteller and is always on hand with words of wisdom garnered from his years of experience.