Supporting and engaging with our communities
Meet the team
Rosetta Triolo
Community Engagement Manager
My name is Rosetta Triolo and I am the Community Engagement Manager at bpha.
My role is to manage my team to deliver a range of community engagement activities for your communities. My team deliver activities which are designed to improve your quality of life, we support and consult on any regeneration work that we are carrying out and we support residents moving into new communities.
We work with many stakeholders internally and externally to enable us to use their resources and knowledge to ensure that we provide you with the best possible service.
During the Covid 19 lockdown I developed a partnership group, this enabled us to support you all in a more effective way. By working this way, we were able to support charities both with finances and resources. My team were also involved in making welfare calls to those residents who were vulnerable and required further support.
Jim Playle
Community Engagement Officer
I have worked for bpha as a Community Engagement Officer since 2002. During this time, I have identified opportunities and actions to bring about positive change and improvement, increased resident participation in decision-making processes, and promoted the sustainability of community-led groups.
I have developed effective working relationships with many partner agencies, enabling me to deliver lasting improvements within the local community, and gained great experience of working with residents to create effective community groups.
A few of the notable projects I have been involved with include Offa Road Multi-Use Games Area Renovation, Milburn Road Art Project and Hockliffe Road Community Garden.
I have also led numerous environmental clean-up activities aimed at keeping neighbourhoods tidy.
Pauline Stepney
Community Engagement Officer
I work with the team to support our residents with issues and concerns within the areas they live in.
A part of my role is to enable residents to empower themselves to form community hubs where they can be part of the decision-making process in creating a safe environment for their families, neighbours and friends.
I will be involved in several projects which tackle topics such as fly-tipping, isolation, mental-health, volunteering. I will also be working with representatives from other agencies to enable us to pool our resources together in the hope of having a greater positive impact on our residents and their neighbourhoods.
Proud to be
bpha is the Help to Buy Agent for the Midlands and London. For more information visit www.helptobuyagent2.org.uk
or call 03333 214 044.
