OUR TRUSTEES

The Charities Commission states that

“Trustees have overall control of a charity and are responsible for making sure it’s doing what it was set up to do. Trustees are the people who lead the charity and decide how it is run. Being a trustee means making decisions that will impact on people’s lives. Depending on what the charity does, you will be making a difference to your local community or to society as a whole. Trustees use their skills and experience to support their charities, helping them achieve their aims”.



Our Trustees

Jackie Monk

I’ve been involved with Bromley Y for many years, firstly as accountant, then fundraiser, and now trustee. I have recently retired from my role as Finance Director for a firm of solicitors in Bromley, so I now have more time to devote to other pursuits! Outside work I enjoy watching rugby, eating and struggling with golf.

Jackie Monk
Acting Chair of Trustees
Lucy Hutton

I became involved with Bromley Y in 2019 when, like many young people, my daughter suffered a period of low mood and anxiety. The service we received helped a lot and I wanted to give back what I could to help shape the future of this unique and valuable service.

Day-to-day, I am a policy specialist advising Government ministers at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. I have worked in several policy and service improvement roles across the charitable sector and in regional and local government, usually specialising in housing policy. In my spare time, I enjoy walking my dog, cooking good food and watching Netflix!

I am delighted to be a parent representative on the board of trustees. My priorities are to ensure that parent and young peoples’ user participation is as strong as it can be. I want the voice of users to be heard at all levels of the organisation and to ensure that views are actively considered when important decisions are made.

Lucy Hutton
Vice Chair of Trustees
Kathy Morris

I am a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, and I have worked with children and families for many years. I worked in the NHS until 2013, mainly at the Phoenix Centre in Bromley, but I also worked for seven years at the Bethlem Hospital on the children’s inpatient ward.

I joined Bromley Y in 2013 and have really loved working with the team, both as clinician and trustee. I am a school governor, and also keep busy with my family, my garden and my reading.

Kathy Morris
Trustee
Kathy Morris

I am formerly a GP and Senior Partner at Addington Road Surgery in West Wickham. I retired at the end of March 2014 after 33 years although was active in General Practice doing locum work until October 2019. I was also the Clinical Lead at Bromley CCG for Mental Health and Dementia until July 2018. I became a Trustee at Bromley Y in September 2014. I am also Trustee at Bromley and Lewisham Mind, Vice President of Bromley Rugby Club and a member of Langley Park Rotary Club since 2014. I was President of this organisation 2018-19. Apart from rugby other interests include going to theatre, concerts and eating out. I try to keep fit mainly through swimming.

Dr Stuart Robertson
Trustee
Catherine Kane

In my professional life I am a solicitor who specialises in regulatory, fraud and white-collar crime cases.
As a teenager, after a significant bereavement, I benefitted from the services of Bromley Y and in my early 20's I worked as part of the administrative team at Bromley Y. I am thrilled to now return as a Trustee and to once again be part of such an amazing charity which offers so much to the young people in the borough.   

Jen Harper
Trustee
Liz Quayle

I joined Bromley Y as a trustee in 2024, bringing with me extensive experience in education across London, including Redbridge, Newham, and Enfield. I have led inpatient psychiatric education services, children's care homes, and medical and behavioural alternative provision.

Additionally, I have trained teachers overseas to develop inclusive approaches to support children with mental health difficulties. I currently serve as a trustee for two other organisations, including Skylark Partnership, which specialises in hospital and home education for children too unwell to attend school.

As an advocate for openness and transparency in mental health, I am passionate about addressing the needs of neurodiverse individuals, drawing from my own experiences with Tourette’s, PTSD, and depression.

I firmly believe that children benefit not only from positive role models but also from those who have direct experience of mental health services, as they can play a vital role in shaping and supporting the next generation.

Sarah Johnson
Trustee

Independent Registered Charity No. 291181 Company No. 1844941

Our Governance

Address

17 Ethelbert Road,
Bromley
BR1 1JA

020 3770 8848
Lines are open 9-5pm Mon-Friday
Closed Bank Holidays & Sundays
Bromley Y is not a crisis service

Other Help Lines
  • Childline 0800 1111
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  • Saneline 0300 304 7000
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