Baroness Helen Newlove is an inspirational leader, advocate, and coach who has transformed personal tragedy into a lifetime of public service and empowerment.

Appointed to the House of Lords in 2010, Baroness Newlove became a symbol of resilience and dedication to community safety, victim support, and social justice.

Following the tragic death of her husband, Garry Newlove, in 2007, she channelled her grief into action, becoming a tireless campaigner against anti-social behaviour and youth violence.

Best known for her role as Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales from 2012-19, and in October 2023, she was re-appointed for an interim period of 12 months.

She worked tirelessly to reform victim services, ensuring that the needs of victims were placed at the heart of the criminal justice system.

Her story is one of remarkable courage and strength, and her unwavering commitment to helping others makes her a role model for aspiring leaders, advocates, and change-makers across the UK.