Meet the team
Across its services, ihAg is managed by a team of professionals, always on hand to help support anyone at risk of being homeless.
If you would like to find out more about volunteering or working with ihAg, please visit our Vacancies page.
Jools
Ramsey-Palmer
Chief Executive Officer
What is your job title?
Chief Executive Officer of ihAg
What does your job involve?
It's my job to ensure ihAg has the right resources, to offer the most effective services we can, to support the people who come to us for help and advice.
How long have you worked for ihAg?
I joined ihAg in November 2019.
Why do you enjoy working for ihAg?
ihAg has attracted a group of people who are completely committed to providing the very best support they can to people whose lives have become challenging. This commitment and determination is infectious, and has created a working environment where anything is considered possible. It’s really uplifting to be part of a this team.
What was your proudest moment?
Everything we offer supports people to make the changes they want, at their pace, to make themselves safer and more independent. Witnessing the impact this has on peoples’ lives, and the staff who have supported them is truly humbling. I’m so proud to be part of an organisation witnessing positive change every single day.
Fiona
Radnor
Operations Manager
Hayley
Kendall
Advice Services Manager
What is your job title?
Money Advice Service Manager
What does your job involve?
My role is to ensure the smooth running of the Money Advice Service. This includes managing the team, maintaining relationships with our partner agencies, sourcing funding to keep the service running and helping the advisers support the people who use our expertise.
How long have you worked for ihAg?
Since August 2002.
Why do you enjoy working for ihAg?
I work alongside a hard-working, dedicated and loyal team, who all care about the work ihAg does and the individuals it helps.
What was your proudest moment?
On 23rd June myself, six members of staff and our local MP took part in the Orwell Walk, a 25-mile walk around Ipswich, raising money and awareness of ihAg. We all successfully completed the challenge and raised over £700 in donations.
Lavita
Swaby
Acting Housing Services Manager
What is your job title?
Chief Executive Officer of ihAg
What does your job involve?
It's my job to ensure ihAg has the right resources, to offer the most effective services we can, to support the people who come to us for help and advice.
How long have you worked for ihAg?
I joined ihAg in November 2019.
Why do you enjoy working for ihAg?
ihAg has attracted a group of people who are completely committed to providing the very best support they can to people whose lives have become challenging. This commitment and determination is infectious, and has created a working environment where anything is considered possible. It’s really uplifting to be part of a this team.
What was your proudest moment?
Everything we offer supports people to make the changes they want, at their pace, to make themselves safer and more independent. Witnessing the impact this has on peoples’ lives, and the staff who have supported them is truly humbling. I’m so proud to be part of an organisation witnessing positive change every single day.
What is your job title?
Money Advice Service Manager
What does your job involve?
My role is to ensure the smooth running of the Money Advice Service. This includes managing the team, maintaining relationships with our partner agencies, sourcing funding to keep the service running and helping the advisers support the people who use our expertise.
How long have you worked for ihAg?
Since August 2002.
Why do you enjoy working for ihAg?
I work alongside a hard-working, dedicated and loyal team, who all care about the work ihAg does and the individuals it helps.
What was your proudest moment?
On 23rd June myself, six members of staff and our local MP took part in the Orwell Walk, a 25-mile walk around Ipswich, raising money and awareness of ihAg. We all successfully completed the challenge and raised over £700 in donations.
Volunteer Recruitment
Do you want to make a difference to people whose lives have fallen apart and who don’t know where else to turn? Why not help a homelessness charity by becoming a Volunteer?
Homelessness is still an issue and, with changes to the benefit system and cuts in public spending, we find our services are needed just as much as when we first started working in Ipswich in the 1970s. Volunteering for ihAg is a rewarding vocation and your help would be greatly appreciated in the following areas:
- Admin Volunteers
- Support Session Volunteers
- Group Work Volunteers
- Board of Trustees
If you can spare a little time, please do get in touch to find out more.
We look forward to hearing from you.
