Peter Harlock

Chair of the Board of Trustees

Peter has a wealth of experience in both the public and charity sector with past roles including CEO of Barclays Bank India, COO of Save the Children UK, CEO of Pathway Care and Global Strategy Director of VisionFund International (World Vision’s microfinance arm). He has also served on charity boards including OMF and Merton Street Pastors and has experience of volunteering in HMP Brixton and is about to begin in HMP Wayland.

Away from work, Peter enjoys a set or two of tennis and is getting stuck into numerous home DIY projects having moved to Norfolk last year. Showing there’s never a bad time to learn something new, he is attempting to pick up the guitar and learning to fly a drone given to him by his adult children.

Peter took over as Chair from Fran Beckett in June 2022.

Trustee

David Cooke

David Cooke has been actively involved in prison work since 2006 and is involved with a number of prison related charities. He is now a Sycamore Tree Tutor and supports the chaplaincy team in his local prison. He has a desire to support prisoners on their journey from prison into the community. David's career was in the IT industry.

Trustee

Molly Hodson

Molly is an award-winning communications professional with more than ten years experience in the charity sector. Molly is currently Director of Marketing, Media and External Affairs for anti-slavery charity International Justice Mission UK. She loves championing a cause she believes in and is pleased to support PF’s great work.

Trustee

Jo Honour

Rev Jo Honour has worked in prisons since 1995. For 11 years she worked exclusively with people convicted of a sexual offence and has a special interest in faith-based resettlement in this field. She now works part-time as the Anglican Chaplain at HMP Sudbury Open Prison. She lives in Derby where her husband, Derek, is a vicar. Prison Fellowship volunteers have always been an important support and encouragement.

Treasurer

Andrew Jordon

Andrew is an accountant and commercial analyst. He has volunteered with PF since 2014 as a Sycamore Tree Group Facilitator and letter writer. He’s a keen cyclist and rode 3,500 miles across the USA in 2017 to raise money for PF! He is passionate about enabling more young people to get involved in prison ministry.

Trustee

Katei Kirby

Revd Katei Kirby is the former CEO of the African and Caribbean Evangelical Alliance in the UK, and is also a former Vice President of Tearfund. She has a management and marketing communications background, and has been involved in prison chaplaincy since 2016. Katei is passionate about communicating the messages of hope and value that Jesus promises in John 10:10.

Trustee

Steve Rawlins

Dr Steve Rawlins has experienced Prison Fellowship’s Sycamore and Angel Tree programmes as a service user. He has held a number of senior management positions for charities supporting prisoners. He is the founder and CEO of Way4ward supporting prisoners and young people at risk of imprisonment.

Trustee

Ruthie Woodhouse

Ruthie joined the Board of Trustees in January 2022. She has been a PF volunteer since 2012. Ruthie tutors Sycamore Tree, is an Angel Tree Co-ordinator and a PF Area Leader. Ruthie lives and works on a farm with her husband and three children. She also has her own floristry business. In her spare time she enjoys singing and creating clay hare lamps. She is passionate about vulnerable young girls and women. This has led to her gaining over seven years of voluntary youth work experience. She is committed to using her skills as an artist and professional to create an environment where individuals can be inspired and supported to develop and fulfill their potential in spite of their past.