Nick is our Chair of Trustees and has helped steer the charity from a small project to a national organisation. He was the headmaster of King’s College School Cambridge for two decades before retiring. Nick has also set up a successful music charity with the Duchess of Kent, called Future Talent, and volunteers for a charity called the Listening Place.

Sarah spends her time making sure Sibling Support grows and people know we’re there to help if they need us. After her sister died in 2023, Sarah wanted to help people in a similar situation and start working for Sibling Support. She moved from her role as a Senior Campaigns Manager for a large international animal welfare charity to work for us in September 2023.

Lorna coordinates the day to day running of the charity. After leaving her job as a youth worker to travel around the world, Lorna wanted to put her passion for helping people to good use. You’ll see her replying to lots of our emails and making sure we’re doing our best.

Callum set up Sibling Support after his brother died from cancer in 2009. He realised there was a lack of ‘informal’ support available for young people that was sibling specific. What started as an idea soon grew into the charity today.

In his day job Thomas is the Director of Memberships for the National Trust. In his spare time he enjoys cycling and supporting his local community. Thomas is the charity’s most recent trustee and is looking forward to help with its strategic growth to support even more siblings.

Jan really knows about supporting people with their grief. Before retiring she was the Lead Counsellor Practitioner for children’s services at one of the largest NHS trusts. Jan’s managed and trained a team of counsellors to support children and their families. She also spent a decade as a senior lecturer in paediatrics. Before joining Sibling Support as a trustee Jan was the Chair of a regional bereavement charity.

Jonathan was one of the charity’s first trustees. He brings to the board a business background, operating dozens of stores across the UK. As well as his volunteering and busy work, Jonathan is also the independent chair of the Association of Convenience Stores, which is the voice of 35,000 shops, and an avid Ipswich Town FC fan.

Sascha knows all too well why Sibling Support is important. After her brother took his own life when he was 19, Sascha wants to make sure others get the support she didn’t always have. You might see Sascha on the TV as her day job is as a news presenter.

Simone is an expert in all things digital. As well as her busy work leading big corporations digital product transformations, she has been the driving force behind the charity’s push to better serve those we support online. Her passion pushes our drive to make our online experience even better.

You may be familiar with Molly’s story if you’ve read our website. After her brother died in 2015 from a heart condition Molly has gone on to research the condition he died from and set up a charity in his honour. She has also held a position as a Young Trustee at the Roundhouse.