Founder + CEO
After facing her own crisis pregnancy at the age of 20 with limited support, Helen established The Babes Project in 2009 with the goal of ensuring women had access to the help and care needed as they prepared for parenting. Helen continues to run The Babes Project with a fierce determination to expand the organisation until every woman in Australia knows she can access support in her pregnancy. Helen loves her coffee, time with girlfriends, cooking and family.
Chief Operating Officer
Bec joined The Babes Project team in its early days and has been a huge part of the growth and development of the organisation. Bec works tirelessly to ensure The Babes Project is run as well as it can be, overseeing the operations and keeping the standards of service delivery high. Her dedication to empower the vulnerable drives her work and her love of coffee fuels it! Bec loves the beach, exploring new places and writing. She lives in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne with her husband and two children.
Communications Manager
With a desire to see women walk through motherhood equipped and with access to healthy and supportive environments, Emma connected with The Babes Project in 2010 as a volunteer helping to set up the organisation in it's early stages. Emma is a Postpartum Doula and especially loves to support women in their early days at home after birth, helping them to become strong and proactive mothers. Emma joined the Executive Team in 2011 and her attention to detail and creative skill makes her an ideal Communications Manager. Ems believes The Babes Project is unlike anything else… “We can find the smallest spark of hope in any situation and turn it into a picture of a bright future.”
Commercial Development Manager
Holly started volunteering as a Pregnancy Support Worker at TBP in early 2014. She soon went on to become Assistant Manager and then Centre Manager at the Croydon Centre. Holly joined the Management team in 2017 and is looking forward to the new challenges that lie ahead in this new role as Commercial Development Manager. Holly is passionate about seeing women and families thrive. Outside of TBP she enjoys reading, writing, renovating and spending time with her family & friends. Together with her husband Craig, she has four children and Snowflake the cat.
The Babes Project has a large team of amazing staff and volunteers which ensure the service provided is excellent. Spread over four hubs, the team is always growing and changing, but remains committed to ensuring women have access to support.
