Neil Nute

Neil Nute has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Neil began their career as a Residential Social Worker at Ealing and Surrey Council in 2003, where they actively promoted the rights of young people and provided individualized care. Neil then worked as a Community Development Officer at Peabody, focusing on engaging young people in physical activities to improve their well-being.

In 2010, Neil joined Friendship Works as a Caseworker, conducting assessments with children and their families and assessing volunteer mentors. Neil continued in this role until 2015.

Neil then moved to Newham Council - Children's Rights Team in 2016, where they worked as an Independent Advocate for Looked after Children and Care Leavers. Neil supported them in participating in decisions that affect their lives and ensured their rights were respected.

In 2018, Neil joined Family Action as a Service Manager for the Friendship Works Youth Mentoring Service. Neil provided strong leadership, developed and managed the service, and focused on strategic growth and partnerships with other organizations, local authorities, trusts, and corporate supporters. During their time at Family Action, Neil also worked as a Parents for Partners Group Worker, facilitating group sessions with parents to improve relationships and communication.

Overall, Neil Nute's work experience demonstrates their commitment to improving the lives of young people, advocating for their rights, and managing youth mentoring services.

Neil Nute's education history begins in 1998 when they attended the University of Brighton and earned a Bachelor's degree in Humanities/Humanistic Studies. After that, in 2007 and 2008, they studied at Ealing Council and obtained an NVQ Level 3 degree in Children and Young People. More recently, in 2022 and 2023, Neil pursued further education by enrolling in ILM - The Executive Acumen Programme and completed a Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management.