Joolz Casey

Joolz is a graduate of York school of nursing with 10 years’ experience working as a LD nurse and Manager to transform and close long stay hospitals and innovate community services. Then, Joolz undertook an undergraduate degree from Hull University, with a focus on person-centred counselling. She has dedicated her career to working for equality of opportunity and the right to a normal life for all people.

After her degree, Joolz worked a further 10 years transforming services, improving culture in organisational change roles in several charities, including: Mencap, In Control, and Guide Dogs UK. Separately setting up several social care and health related independent organisations, to assist the transformation of both National elements of the welfare system and its services. Then more recently with the founding of a NFP – ‘Be human-kind’, which has a focus on building a community of people that are committed to working together to transform through human change, the cultures that enable human first working, maximising outcomes, and creating a good life for all.

Joolz has a comprehensive track-record in the delivery of social care change and brings new thinking to delivery models. She has expertise in training around collective leadership, culture change and person-centred support along with co-production approaches.