Our Patron

GILLIAN BURKE

Meet our very first charity patron, Gillian Burke, biologist, presenter, public speaker, voiceover artist, writer and mother.

“While I am so excited to be working with Georgia’s Voice, there are so many other words that spring to mind; challenging, sobering, humbling, and inspiring.”

“While my work for the BBC focuses on nature and the environment, I have long talked about the importance of showing up for each other.”

“This is the chance to do just that. It is a real honour and I look forward to working with the charity.”

Our Ambassadors

A place to recognise and celebrate the heroes in our community that go the extra mile to support us, whether that be through repeat fundraising, or being proactive in raising awareness of our charity.

SHARON

My name is Sharon and I have followed Georgia’s Voice since the very beginning with hope and admiration.

I am a Mum of 3 and after my eldest son died in 2023 I knew I had to not waste any more of my life. So, I changed jobs and went back to what I know best: helping people. My background is working with local refuges, addiction services, employment, mental health and people of all ages.

I am fortunate enough to now be employed as the Community Development Worker for Newquay Methodist Centre and offer my time to the local community where I see a gap.

I love music, anything to do with music. I also love reading, sleeping, walking my new little dog Millie, the beach, learning, a good chat but also peace and my new journey of discovering a developing faith.

SIENA

Hello, I’m Siena. I enjoy writing poetry, exploring Digital Art, and helping individuals flourish. My roots are in Cornwall, and I have previously worked as a Support Worker.

I feel that Georgia’s Voice is vital for young women, as it not only helps them build confidence and grow together but also inspires them to engage in a supportive community.

MYA

Hi, I’m Mya and I’m so excited to be given the opportunity to be an ambassador for Georgia’s Voice!

I’m currently studying Psychology at University and am hoping to get further insight into mental health care whilst also representing Georgia’s Voice and encouraging others to use the services provided by the charity. The community within Georgia’s Voice is a very special one where everyone is supported and valued so I’m looking forward to being a part of it!