Rebecca Krebs

Rebecca Krebs

Facilitator

Rebecca.Krebs@westsussex.gov.uk

Facilitators work directly with young people, run regular group sessions and help young people develop positive relationship that enables them to live successfully in their homes.

Hi, I’m Rebecca. I’m a facilitator at the House Project, and I absolutely love working with young people — they’re fun, honest, and always keep things real. I’m always up for a good chat (especially over a cup of tea), and I take pride in being a supportive listener, particularly when things get tough.

Outside of work, I’m into sci-fi, video games, and exploring new places. I also love being out in nature and cranking up some heavy metal or rock music.

At home, I share my space with two black cats, Sooty and Everest, and a snake named Steve — they definitely keep life interesting!

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