Tamara Walcott-Brown is a highly driven youth practitioner and psychology graduate with extensive experience supporting young people facing complex challenges. With a First-Class Honours degree in Psychology from Queen Mary University of London, Tamara combines academic insight with hands-on expertise in trauma-informed mentoring, mental health, and early intervention.

She has led impactful work across mentoring programmes, IAPT mental health services, and community-based projects, specialising in culturally responsive support for young people from African Caribbean heritage. Tamara has worked with Shaw Trust, MIND, and grassroots youth organisations to design and deliver targeted mentoring, employability guidance, and wellbeing workshops.

Her approach is rooted in building trust, empowering individuals, and fostering long-term resilience. She brings energy, empathy, and a deep understanding of safeguarding, youth mental health, and engagement strategies, making her a vital part of Youth Unity’s mission to support and inspire the next generation.

Outside of her professional work, Tamara is a passionate singer, and was part of the Chaka Khan Meltdown Chior using music as a creative outlet and a tool for connection and healing.