Stacey Musto joined Green Light in November 2014 from a career in the Hospitality industry.  Since joining Stacey has worked as part of a number of teams.  She is currently part of the September Lodge team in Goonhavern, between Newquay and Truro, who support five adults with autism and learning disabilities.  

Q: Where are you from and where do you live now?

A: Cornish born and bred

Q: How did you hear about Green Light ?

A: That’s a funny story really.  I was in the hospitality industry for 10 years previously and a colleague of mine randomly said to me that one of her friends had lasted a day at Green Light, because of the challenging behaviour side of things.  Obviously not the job for her, I thought that sounds like the perfect job for me!  And off I went home and filled in the application form.  The rest is history!

Q: Why did you decide to work for Green Light ?

A: After I googled Green Light and read about the company I was super keen to get involved, due to the company ethos and values I had seen.

Q: What is your previous experience of autism or learning disabilities?

A: None – all the best Support Workers come from hospitality 😉

Q: Do you have any special skills/hobbies or interests?

A: I’m okay at playing pool I suppose; qualifying for The Ladies England team back in 2018.

Q: When not working what are you most likely to be doing?

A: Spending time with my 2 faves – my partner and my pooch (although pre covid we spend time with family and friends also)

Q: What do you have on your bucket list?

A: I need to make one, but just to be the best version of me!

Q: Who is your hero or heroine & why?

A: I don’t really have a hero but I look up to a lot of people in my life and my sporting hero is Ronnie O’Sullivan.  If I was half the player he is I’d be awesome!

Q: What three words sum up your personality?

A: Fun, loving and funny (well I try to be!)