Jess Sutton

Jess Sutton is a professional autism advocate who has worked for MacIntyre since 2021. She is passionate about making autistic voices heard by platforming autistic people and their experiences across all of MacIntyre, as well as by sharing her own perspectives.

Christine Woodhams

Christine grew up in Perth, Western Australia. After a short initial career as an archaeologist, she retrained as a primary school teacher before moving to the United Kingdom in 2010. She joined MacIntyre No Limits in 2015 as a Programme Coordinator, working in this capacity in Buckinghamshire and the East Midlands before becoming the inaugural No Limits Curriculum Manager. Self-diagnosed as autistic since her mid-20s, Christine received an ADHD diagnosis in 2016 and an autism diagnosis in 2021. She is a proud advocate of autism acceptance, and when she is not working she is pursuing her various special interests, including first name onomastics, bird watching, medieval reenactment, writing, and art. Christine lives in Derbyshire with her wife, stepson, and cat.

Kate Stopa

I am a qualified SEN teacher with 15 years experience working with autistic learners within the world of Severe Learning Difficulties. Early on in my career I specialised in specific support for autistic people and I have trained and coached staff to improve their practice for over a decade, however my passion is to provide individualised support and see each person as an individual, understand their needs and find the right approach to help them learn.