
Her experience includes developing and delivering non-formal education programmes in schools and youth projects, and facilitating long term group work programmes including work with young mothers, young care leavers, young disabled people, young offenders and young lesbian, gay and bisexual people. She has worked extensively with community groups, developing and supporting meaningful engagement and participation, from member recruitment to skills development, to functioning as autonomous groups. This includes long term community development work with Sure Start and Children’s Centres in Haringey, developing parent participation and working with refugee and asylum seeker groups to set up inclusive initiatives. She has worked extensively in the fields of renewal and regeneration in both the statutory and voluntary sector.
Examples of her most recent consultancy contracts for WSA include:
Tracy’s skills and experience in youth and community work also include:
She is a skilled and experienced facilitator and trainer and is an Approved Trainer for Brighton and Hove City Council where she delivers training on Equalities Awareness on the Workforce Development Programme. She is an Associate Consultant for UK Youth where she co-ordinates the Young Mothers' Learning programme and delivers training programmes for professionals on work with young mothers, work with girls and young women, equality and diversity.
Tracy is also an Associate Tutor at Sussex University where she teaches on the Foundation Degree in Community Development.