proudly changing lives within the Armed Forces community

Caro is the behind‑the‑scenes hero who ensures everything runs smoothly—especially when it comes to planning, organising, and supporting community events. Her ex-military spouse background gives her a unique edge: she truly understands resilience, adaptability, and teamwork.

Caro makes the nuts and bolts of your community activities work—handling logistics, supporting volunteers, solving problems, and reporting on outcomes so your volunteers can focus on what matters most: connecting with people and making an impact.

You will find Amy onsite most days tending to the allotments, meadows, ponds or woods, as well as engaging with those who volunteer or visit us and supporting onsite events.

Having served in the Royal Navy for eleven years, Amy now utilises her love of the outdoors, friendly nature and desire to be busy learning new skills daily to serve the Catterick community both for e50K and as a local parish councillor.

“With much of my focus taken up with being a parent carer and studying for a degree in Sociology, my role at e50K has provided me with additional confidence to succeed in all that I do – professionally and personally.” – Amy

Kerryanne is the driving force behind the Bramble Woods Swop Shop, keeping everything running smoothly with her organisation, care, and community‑focused approach.

From sorting donations and managing stock to supporting local families who rely on the shop, she brings structure and warmth to every part of the project. Her attention to detail ensures the space is welcoming, well‑presented, and ready to serve those who need it.

As the Swop Shop grows into a low‑cost Pre‑Loved Community Shop, Kerryanne plays a key role in shaping its future—helping generate support for the wider Bramble Woods programmes.

By making the behind‑the‑scenes work feel effortless, she frees up volunteers and staff to focus on what matters most: supporting families, building connections, and helping our community thrive.

With experience running multi million pound large scale, multi-faceted, projects internationally, as Director for e50K CIC, Rachael provides the overall accountability and strategic direction of the not-for-profit.

“Giving communities their own voice and collaborative input is key to successful projects. It’s exciting to be involved in projects where this lies at the heart of the project build.” - Rachael

Cat serves as a dynamic support role, seamlessly bridging the operational and sales functions within the Communities team. Her multifaceted expertise ensures that both arms of the e50K Enabling initiative are executed with precision and strategic alignment.

As Move you in Pack™ (MYIP) Logistics Manager, Chris is responsible for accepting, storing, managing and auditing all the stock related to e50K and Amey’s project.

As well as being accountable for the storage and packing hanger Chris also organises and manages the delivery of the finished products to locations across the UK Defence estate in England and Northern Ireland

Having run her own office in a filling machine company bulk ordering, chasing deliveries and safely storing goods is something Chris has a lot of experience with.

“This role has given me the chance to meet new people where I live and boost my confidence in and outside work, including passing my motorbike CBT recently!” - Chris

Eve brings military-grade precision to financial operations, ensuring every payment, invoice, and reconciliation is executed flawlessly.

Eve ensures invoicing and finance operations are timely, accurate, and dependable—benefitting the entire team by providing a solid financial backbone to support workshops, partnerships, and community impact.

Louise is the creative energy behind the Bramble Woods gardens, nurturing the site into a welcoming, nature‑rich space where wellbeing, learning, and community connection can flourish.

Blending practical gardening expertise with a passion for people, she leads inclusive projects that bring the land to life—from food growing and environmental education to sensory spaces, volunteering, and therapeutic activities.

As a visible presence for e50K in Catterick Garrison, Louise supports families, volunteers, and gardening clubs with patience, encouragement, and a spark of creativity. Whether in the polytunnel or out on the grounds, she helps build confidence, skills, and a sense of belonging.

Through her care and vision, the Bramble Woods site continues to grow not just as a garden, but as a place where community, purpose, and nature come together.