Rebecca has extensive experience in both traditional and targeted youth work approaches, ensuring services effectively respond to the diverse needs of young people. Rebecca has been instrumental in the delivery of the Youth Symposium, providing young people with a meaningful platform to engage directly with Government on issues that matter to them. She also led the development of Gibraltar’s Youth Strategy, the first Government Youth Service–led strategy for the whole of Gibraltar, informed by comprehensive research and consultation conducted in 2024. In 2025, Rebecca played a key role in launching the first-ever Youth Achievement Awards, celebrating the achievements and positive contributions of young people across Gibraltar. She is strongly committed to partnership working and actively collaborates with Government departments and NGOs whose aims align with the objectives of the Youth Strategy. Rebecca is currently leading a soon-to-be-released addictions awareness campaign for young people, delivered by young people, developed in collaboration with the Care Agency DARS Team and GAMPA (Gibraltar Academy of Music and Performing Arts) students. The campaign is informed by research drawn from the lived experiences of people in recovery in Gibraltar, using creative and youth-led approaches to educate and inform young people about the realities and long-term repercussions of living with addiction. This work aligns directly with the objectives of the Drugs Advisory Council, particularly in relation to information-giving and public education.