Who We Are
DCWUK is a registered CIC (16117427) empowering people to build confidence, independence, and opportunity through education, digital inclusion, and the arts.
In 2024, DreamCatchers WorldWide UK (DCWUK) was formally established as a not for profit CIC - Community Interest Company, to continue this work and adapt it to the needs of communities in Lewisham, Greenwich, Southwark, Croydon and southeast London.
Our founder, Jazmine Cox, was recently interviewed by UCL, where she also volunteers as part of the MBA Group Mentorship programme. Read more about it here.
We now stand strong with a board of trustees which represent our diverse and multicultural demographic.
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Our Mission
DCWUK was founded in Lewisham, London in 2024 with a clear mission: to empower people to build confidence, independence, and opportunity through education, digital inclusion, and the arts.
Our dedicated team is driven by compassion, diversity, equality, and the belief that every individual deserves access to basic necessities.
We strive to create safe, inclusive spaces where people are empowered to grow, learn, and unlock their full potential.
At DCWUK, we know that real change happens when communities come together. Whether you’re a volunteer, donor, or advocate, your involvement plays a vital role in helping us reach those who need it most.
Together, we can build a world where opportunity, dignity, and hope are within everyone’s reach.
Dream it. Do it. Make a Difference.
Meet The Team
Jazmine Cox
CEO & Founder (Director + Trustee)
Brian Edward Cox
Chairman/Operations & Logistics (Director + Trustee)
Dane Sandy
Community Projects (Trustee)
Atif Abbas
Digital Futures & Innovation (Trustee)
Tina Ahmed
Digital Marketing (Advisor)
Gillian Benneh
Operations & Innovation (Trustee)
Josephine Chapman
Secretary (Director +Trustee)
Denise Marsh
Strategy & Sustainability (Trustee)
Lubna Hoque
Well-being & Inclusion (Director +Trustee)
Nynke Brouwer
Youth Engagement (Trustee)
How it started
DreamCatchers WorldWide actually began as a grassroots initiative in Auckland, New Zealand in 2014, led by Jazmine Cox, an educator and artist from London, UK, who recognised the transformative power of creative education. Since then, it has grown into a registered charity, CC52866, we have:
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Delivered hands-on programmes and volunteering opportunities for over 20,000+ community members
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Facilitated TED-Ed Clubs, academic support, youth performance training, and mentoring workshops
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Received arts recognition, including the Wallace Arts Trust Emerging Production Award (2016)
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Hosted Feed4All annual events from 2015-2020 providing support for the homeless and volunteering opportunities for over 700+ people
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Collaborated with local councils, foundations, and creative hubs across Aotearoa, New Zealand
Check out this interview from Neighbourhood, featuring our founder Jazmine Cox, talking about our Feed4All annual event.
