Staff Profile: Beth

July 6, 2016

Name: Beth
Role: Relationship Manager

A Bit About Beth..
Beth has a degree in Sociology and Gender Studies from Sussex University. Since finishing university she has worked in International Development, working in Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. Most recently she has worked in Volunteer Support at Restless Development and is now excited to support Guardians to make a positive social impact in their local communities.

What volunteering do you do?
Currently I volunteer with South London Cares, a community of young professionals and over 65 year olds, tackling loneliness in London. I am also an active member of the Women’s Equality Party and a campaigner with Youth Stop AIDS.

Beth What made you choose Dot Dot Dot?
I’ve always worked for organisations who are different and innovative. I was impressed with Dot Dot Dot’s values, the people (staff and guardians) and it’s commitment to positive social impact.

What is your favourite part of London?
My walk to work along the canals and through the Olympic park, I love watching everyone having a cup of tea on their houseboat as the sun comes up over the stadium.

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“Living in a Dot Dot Dot property has enabled me to do much more volunteering and reduce my hours at my day job.”
David, Croydon
“Dot Dot Dot has helped me get to know people around my area and it has been a great introduction to volunteering.”
Lamonte, Sutton
“It’s great because I often work from home. Because it’s a huge building you have you’re own space, but if you want to hang out with other guardians you can.”
Sarah, Whitechapel
“As a property guardian with Dot Dot Dot I save £450 per month compared with what I used to pay on rent – that’s a significant difference.”
Josh, Poplar
“I was drawn to property guardianship because I wanted to live affordably in London which is pretty hard to do – and the volunteering aspect of guardianship with Dot Dot Dot really appealed to me as a way of giving back to the community.”
Carl, High Barnet
“Once I knew that everyone was up for 16 hours of volunteering a month, I felt pretty confident they’d be great, considerate housemates, and they are.”
Kit, Croydon
“Being a guardian gives me the freedom to do good, invest time in work I believe in and be part of a fascinating community. It’s a no-brainer.”
Sam, Thamesmead
“When I started investigating guardianship options, Dot Dot Dot stood out because of the emphasis on volunteering and contributing to the local community.”
Alison, Bow
I feel strongly connected with my guardian neighbours. I am getting to know other parts of the community too, through my volunteering.
Jon, Wycombe
“There’s an instant community feel here which is great. Looking forward to organising movie nights and board games nights with the other guardians.”
Caitlin, Whitechapel