Our Ambassadors

Our Ambassadors are people with lived experience of disability who work alongside office team, peer mentors and members in a range of ways. They organise and host online and in person events.

Ambassadors represent get2gether at external events, facilitate meetings and trainings as well as work as peer mentors on our Live your Life and Let’s Talk about Sex courses.

They participate in outreach work such as writing papers and delivering presentations.


NATALIE KERNAGHAN MCCAUGHEY

Natalie (they/them) hosts and facilitates events online and in person for adults with disabilities. Natalie’s passion for disability justice, neurodiversity awareness and LGBTQ+ rights has given them a powerful social awareness in the community. Their ‘why not?’ attitude has enabled them to challenge their fear of travel and change and step outside their comfort zone. In their words, “I want to prove to myself that I can do these things and to prove to other people that I am capable.”. Natalie is also an avid Buffy and Supernatural fan and enjoys creative pursuits, such as drawing.

natalie@get2gether.org.uk


PHILIP PENSTONE

Philip (he/him) started as a member and hosted his first summer hang and events in 2022. He, in 2024,  is now our newest Ambassador. Philip loves to welcome people and create a great atmosphere! 

When Philip isn’t working, he loves to check out new venues and potential event spaces. Philip loves swimming and playing pool. He loves being outside and in nature. He is creative and friendly, loves to be around people and is challenging himself by taking on this role at get2gether.

philip@get2gether.org.uk


KEOKI MCLEOD

Keoki (she/her) is a host and facilitator of both in-person and online events focused on disability inclusion, mental health, wellness, and social justice. With a background in peer mentoring and a commitment to resilience, Keoki works to create accessible, supportive spaces that empower others.

Driven by her own lived experiences, she is passionate about educating and helping people overcome barriers. Keoki enjoys having fun, laughing, and embracing life with a sense of humor. She lives by the mottos “It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice” and “There are no problems, only solutions.” Outside of her work, she enjoys staying fit, exploring the outdoors, and indulging in anime, horror films, and music.

keoki@get2gether.org.uk

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