"First do what's necessary, then do what's possible and suddelly you are doing the impossible." St Francis of Assissi. Currently taking a break and looking for something that “floats my boat”. My recent work at the Eden Project in Cornwall gave previously unrecognised young people space to calm down their anxieties and start journeys towards work and education. My previous employment history is British Army (Ammunition Technician including “in theatre”), Police Officer (Final post Youth Issues Manager located in Cornwall Councils’ CYP Trust), Volunteer Coordinator (including time banks) and Trainer (Volunteer Cornwall), Social Entrepreneur Supporter (UnLtd The Foundation for Social Enterprise) & New Enterprise Advisor (Truro and Penwith College).Attended the Enter! Youth Week at the European Youth Centre In Strasbourg in July 2019. Shortlisted for the 2018 Arts and Humanities Research Council medal in the Inspiration category, I’m passionate about giving young people access to their human social rights to health. I have contributed to and am cited in two Council of Europe recommendations on young people’s human/social rights to all local and regional authorities in the 47 member states of the Council of Europe. I founded the free TR14ers Community Dance Charity (currently looking for support from a suitable corporate sponsor) resulting in my Honorary Research Fellowship at the University of Exeter Medical School. I hold a MA Education, a Certificate in Volunteer Management and TAQA (Training, Assessment and Quality Assurance)Other activities:•Founder and Treasurer of the TR14ers Community Dance Charity. Volunteer trainer at MPower Kernow•Member of the Youth Social Rights Network at the Council of Europe•Visiting participant at the European Youth Centre and visiting expert on deprivation in the Council of Europe. I enjoy reading, keeping a shoal of fish in an aquarium, gardening and domestic solar power.