Stephanie Sowersby

Stephanie Sowersby is an experienced professional with a demonstrated history of leading youth-focused projects in the Third Sector.

She specializes in working with volunteers and young people aged 14-25, facilitating their transition into the world of work by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge, and opportunities to achieve their goals.

Stephanie is particularly dedicated to ensuring that every young person in Knowsley, St Helens, and Halton can participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) by collaborating with organizations to develop and deliver high-quality DofE programs while removing barriers to engagement for disadvantaged youth.

Her diverse background includes working with Students Unions, Universities, and volunteers in the Media Industry, such as her involvement in the Breaking into News competition with ITV and her tenure at Task Squad, an NT100 award-winning social enterprise and youth recruitment agency.

Passionate about projects that drive social impact, Stephanie incorporates her expertise in digital, communications, and social media to enhance program delivery.

Currently, Stephanie serves as an Operations Officer at The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, leveraging her skills in volunteer management, project management, and youth recruitment to make a difference in the lives of young individuals.

In her educational journey, Stephanie studied A Level and GCSE at Driffield School and earned a BA in Geography with a 2:1 from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

She has held various positions in esteemed organizations, including being a School Governor at Co-op Academies Trust, a Representation Development Consultant at Loughborough Students' Union, and a Project Manager at Media Trust, among others.