I am a Psychology student at the University of Manchester. I started working with Time in December 2022, initially as a part of my placement. I am excited to have the opportunity to apply the theory I have learned into the real world and to expand my perspective on autism by interacting with amazing people. In my free time, I like going to the cinema and dancing with my friends. I also play the piano and enjoy going to the gym when I have the time.

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Hello! My name is Holly. I am currently studying psychology at the University of Manchester. I wanted to work for Time as I am interested in growing my understanding of autism and providing comfort and compassion for autistic young people. I will particularly focus on ensuring the service user has lots of fun! My hobbies include writing short stories and spending time with my friends. I am very excited to be working here!

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Hi, I’m Honor and I am currently studying psychology in my second year at the University of Manchester. I come from Devon and am a huge fan of the outdoors. I love long walks and I am a keen sailor who loves teaching children to sail in the summer. I have a close family member that has benefitted hugely from this type of support, it has also had such a positive impact on them and the people around them. So, I would love to have the opportunity to help make this change for other families.

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Hi! I’m Inaya, I love all things cooking, baking, music and film. I am currently a student working on getting my degree in Counselling & Psychotherapy. My aim is to provide some respite for families even if it is just for a few hours, while also partaking in fun activities with the service user. I look forward to getting to know you and your family soon.

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Hi my name is Jack, I am a third year medical student at the University of Manchester, and I’m thrilled to be your support worker! When I’m not buried in books, I love hitting the gym, hanging out with friends, and meeting fantastic new people. I chose to work for Time to gain valuable experience that will contribute to my (hopefully) future career as a doctor. Let’s make our time together not just helpful but loads of fun too.

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“Hi, my name is Jamie, I’m about to start my second year of a psychology degree. I chose to work with Time because they are a wonderful agency, that allows me to gain experience working with young people with autism.

My I like reading, baking, and playing video games”

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My name is Julia, I study psychology at UoM. One of my favourite hobbies is to travel, I love learning about new cultures! I hope to be a paediatric occupational therapist specialising in children who have neurological disorders. Working with Time is special because of my significant others autistic brother, he has changed my life in so many ways, and I have tried to always do the same for him and I know that getting more knowledge and experience within this field will not only help me later on in pursuing a career but also help me be there for him.

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My name is Kara. I was born and raised in West London and am now a Psychology Student at the University of Manchester. I love reading, listening to music, and the theatre. I also love travelling, history and I have recently started crocheting and learning French. I wanted to work for Time because I believe in the importance of their work and felt that my patient and empathetic disposition would make me a good support worker. I’m interested in neurodivergence and also mental health and believe working with Time would enhance my knowledge and experience.

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