Hi there! I’m passionate about working with children, especially those with special educational needs. Over the years, I’ve loved finding new and creative ways to connect with kids, particularly autistic children, and helping them feel understood and supported. Outside of work, I love spending time outdoors (especially if swimming is involved), spending time with my dog or diving into some fun, nerdy videos on YouTube. I’m really excited to meet new families and have some fun sessions.

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My name is El, and I’ve been working with young people with SEN and SEMH needs to the last six years. I’m excited to work for Time as I think the service they offer is invaluable to both the service users and their families. I love getting to know the young people I support and having fun along the way- I can’t wait to go on lots of adventures with the service users at Time! In my spare time, I enjoy walking, trips to the cinema, yoga, reading and arts and crafts.

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I am currently a psychology student aspiring to become a clinical psychologist. I I love working with people and supporting them where I can. The opportunity to help children with autism is something I feel honored to do. In my free time I like to read books, walk with my dog, sew and knit and crochet.

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My name is Emilia. I am currently in my second year studying psychology at the University of Manchester. During my spare time, I enjoy cooking and trying new foods. I also love travelling and exploring new places. I have spent a lot of my life in Norway and can speak Norwegian fluently. I feel passionate about helping others and hope that I can make a positive impact through my role at Time.

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Hi I’m Emily, I’m studying Psychology at the University of Manchester and started working with Time as part of my placement in February 2023. I find the sessions fun and extremely rewarding! As well as working for Time, I also volunteer for a mental health charity for people in crisis, and a tutoring charity for children from deprived backgrounds who require extra support. Helping to make a difference in individuals’ lives is something I am passionate about. In my spare time, I also enjoy spending time with friends and family and staying active by playing tennis and going to the gym.

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Hi, my name is Emma and I am currently studying Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University. I am excited to be working for Time to gain a wider understanding of autism and be involved in something that makes a real difference. I enjoy reading, spending time with my family and friends, and since moving to Manchester I have enjoyed walks in the Peak district.

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Hi, my name is Ethan, I am a second-year psychology student at the University of Manchester. When not studying, I spend most of my time playing football as the captain of the Medics team, going to the cinema, or playing the piano. I applied to work for Time as I love caring for others and building relationships with people who need support, and because of the assistance I can give to the families of the service users.

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Hi, my name is Evie and I am a student at the university of Manchester. I am studying neuroscience and psychology, which I really enjoy. I heard about Time from a friend and thought that it sounded like a fun and exciting job, while most importantly providing support to young people with autism as well as their families. I love being out and about and finding new things to do around Manchester, whether that be museums, swimming or just a walk in the park!

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