After 36 years as Director and 51 years at St Michael’s Fellowship, Sue Pettigrew is retiring at the end of March 2025. “It has been an honour to lead this organisation, and I want to express my gratitude for the support you’ve provided throughout the years....
How did you hear about St Michael’s Fellowship? I was actually a sessional worker at the family assessment centres prior to becoming a student social worker and have been involved with the company for about a year. I initially heard about St Michael’s...
For Mothers Day 2024 we were thrilled to parnter with For Baby’s Sake! and support the launch of the #MaternalHealthMatters campaign. Together, we’re raising awareness for safer childbirth experiences and advocating for every parent to feel safe, heard and...
The life and legacy of Tessa Baring. It was in 1973 that Tessa Baring first joined St Michael’s Fellowship’s board of trustees, with her initial connection to the charity coming from her mother-in-law Lady Rose Baring, who had also served on our board. Tessa’s...
#TrusteesWeek2023 Last week was Trustee’s Week! Trustees are an integral part of the running of any charity, their knowledge & expertise are vital in ensuring a charity can continue to function & grow. It’s particularly valuable to have people on...
Fifteen-year-old, Shantel was told she would end up in a council estate with ten baby daddies. Thirty years later, she is a successful leader in social work, senior academic and an active anti-racist campaigner. Shantel is clear that St Michael’s laid the crucial...
