About Us

 Jo has lived in Hoddesdon since 1964 and Dobbs Weir since 2000 so is a local through and through. Jo has been the driving force behind the birth of the Foundation Trust and is looking forward to seeing it flourish over the coming years. Jo currently works in Fostering and Adoption Services and is keen to look at ways we can help the wider community and bring people together.  

Debbie has lived in Dobbs Weir since 2017 and has known Rosie for 32 years and Sue for 13 years so was  very familiar with the area prior to moving here with her husband. Debbie has recently retired so has time to involve herself with the new charity. Debbie is keen to maintain the community spirit in the area by organising regular community fund raising activities.

Sue first moved to Dobbs Weir as a teenager in 1983. After marrying  she moved away and had her children but returned with her family in 2018. Sue is our local Parish Councilor and is passionate about protecting the unique character of the village and building  a vibrant and thriving community spirit. Sues husband is now a bee keeper so watch out for locally produced honey in the coming months!

Tom moved to Dobbs weir in 2021 during the pandemic from London in search of more space and wildlife and has been involved in village life  since he arrived. His partner Victoria teaches yoga in the village hall and Tom helped to organise the 2021 Summer party and Coronation party in May. Although he works in London, Tom has fully immersed himself into country life and the local community.

Rosie has lived in Dobbs Weir her whole life (minus a 3 year stint) and is now raising her own family in the place she grew up. A key priority for Rosie is to  ensure the local area retains its natural beauy and that a strong foundation of community continues to flourish.

Joy moved to Dobbs Weir in 2006 having lived on a  country lane for over 25 years with just cows as neighbours! Joy loves residing within the close knit  and friendly community of Dobbs Weir, and apart from volunteering at a local charity shop, Joy is keen to get stuck in to improving Dobbs weir and bringing the communuity together.