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Jimmy Adamou

Peer Mentor Support & Children’s Theatre Facilitator

Jimmy Adamou

Jimmy Adamou is a Peer Mentor within the Education Programme and a Children's Theatre Facilitator with our Youth/Children's Theatre. Jimmy graduated from Chickenshed with a BA in Inclusive Performance and is invested in helping young people thrive and find their voice.

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