Trevor is East Sussex WRAS’s founder. Although he started WRAS in 1996, he has been undertaking wildlife rescue and conservation work since 1985 when he was just 13 years old. Trevor is assisted by the staff and volunteers at WRAS Casualty Centre, Charity Shop and Fundraisers.
Katie started as a feed and clean shift volunteer in January 2015 due to her love for wildlife. As her love of wildlife grew, she expanded her role by becoming a rescue volunteer as well as joining the orphan rearing team. When an Animal Care Assistant Role became available, Katie jumped at the chance to apply, and was successful in her application. Katie is assisted by the Care Team formed of Holly Davis, Kathy Martyn and Clare Greenaway.
Jasmin joined East Sussex WRAS is June 2025 and has moved up from Cornwall. She has already spent a considerable amount of time learning at other wildlife rescues and has extensive experience with surgical procedures on wild animals and birds. Her internships have included a year at St Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital and time working with British Divers Marine Life Rescue.
Ellie found WRAS in 2017 and volunteered as a rescuer on a Thursday, until being offered the full time job as Volunteer and Student Coordinator in 2018. "I love my job, I have the perfect balance of caring for injured wildlife, and educating volunteers and students about how to care for the animals. I feel like I am making a difference". Her role has really developed over the years and is very hands on with training and supervising not just volunteers but students from local schools and colleges.
Faye Carrick joined WRAS in 2017 as our full time Chairty Shop manager. She is assisted by Rachel Digby-lees who works part time. The pair help raise valuable funds from much appreciated donations by kind-hearted supporters. You can find out more about our Charity shop by clicking here.
