Meet our Trustees
Our Trustees are the people who share ultimate responsibility for governing our charity and directing how it is managed and run.
Vince McAllister
I was a Senior Civil Servant, employed by the Home Office when I decided to take early retirement in 2018. Prior to that I had held senior roles in most of the large government departments, with my final appointment being the Head of Training for HMRC for five years.
Since finishing work I have undertaken a range of voluntary roles including being a Trustee with a large charity for the last five years. I would hope that the skills and experience I bring from my roles in government, and previously as a Trustee will help me support the exciting opportunities that we have to further develop Stepping Stones North Wales.
Chair of the Board
Kim McCall
I am a full-time history and politics teacher at a local all-girls school. Prior to my teaching career, I worked in the policy and public affairs sector – working for a trade body, a political party, and latterly a large international charity, where I was responsible for engaging with government and other external stakeholders, to improve the regulatory and legislative landscape in which charities work.
I have recently returned to North Wales, where I grew up, and I am delighted to be in a position to support the work of Stepping Stones as a trustee.
Vice Chair
Jennie Henderson
I’m now retired but worked as a teacher, social worker, mental health professional and children and families counsellor for the charity; Action for Children. I’ve been involved with Stepping Stones, both as a practitioner and Trustee for 30 years. I was recruited by Vicki Boll (one of the founder members) and share her passion, vision and commitment to the work of this fantastic organisation.
Trustee
Nigel Beasley
I am retired but used to work in the electricity generation industry where I became the Business Manager at Wylfa Power Station and ultimately the Security Head for Magnox Electric.
Along with my wife, I have helped bring up my four children, sadly my daughter Lucy died of a Brain Tumour at the age of 25 in March 2017. This traumatic experience has motivated me to be involved in Stepping Stones. It seems to be a fitting tribute to be involved in an organisation that helps adults to manage the trauma of being sexually abused.
Trustee & Treasurer