Meet the team
Get to know the people supporting young people and families at Summit.
← Back to homeRobert Williams
Director, Mentor & Tutor · Designated Safeguarding Lead
Rob brings over ten years of experience supporting children and adults with learning difficulties, alongside extensive experience in mentoring and tutoring. He enjoys helping young people recognise their strengths, build confidence and work towards their potential.
As Summit’s Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL), Rob leads on safeguarding. He also holds qualifications in counselling and youth work.
Outside of Summit, Rob loves spending time outdoors and playing racket sports.
Ben Hampton
Mentor & Tutor
Ben works in the community and local schools, supporting young people with special educational needs and a wide range of other learners to reach their academic potential. He also brings years of experience supporting looked-after children.
A former semi-professional trick scooter rider, Ben has a great knowledge of action sports — an interest that offers plenty of opportunities to connect with young people.
Angelina Wilson
Mentor
Angelina brings over 15 years of experience in education, supporting young people across different age groups. Most recently, she spent five years leading the pastoral team as Head of Inclusion at a local secondary school. She is trained in safeguarding to Level 3.
Understanding each young person’s needs and supporting their family are at the heart of her approach. Angelina is passionate about making sure young people feel heard and having someone in their corner when they need an advocate.
A qualified practitioner delivering parenting courses for the early years and teenage years, she is also a strong advocate for mental health and wellbeing. Outside of Summit, Angelina loves fitness and owns a local gym.
Leah Fenegan
Mentor
Leah is a fully trained counsellor with years of experience supporting a wide range of young people. She brings a friendly, thoughtful approach to mentoring, giving young people space to talk, feel heard and build confidence at their own pace.
Leah also has a keen interest in reptiles — a lovely starting point for conversations with fellow animal enthusiasts.