I started working with Time in 2012 and loved support work straight away. Since that time I was part of Time’s office team for many years, and I’ve left a few times to go travelling and to do a degree but always find a way to come back as I always end up missing it! I’m currently also working as a Learning Disability Nurse 3 days a week. In my free time I love to be active, playing football, hiking and climbing and generally finding ways to be outside (preferably in the hills or mountains).

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I’m Martha, and I read Public Health at Manchester Metropolitan University, seeing the numerous inequalities in health and the stress it causes the disadvantaged; working with Time will help bridge that gap one service user at a time by fostering independence, which is why Time is a choice organisation. I love to read when free and learn things I do not know much about, like arts and politics.

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Hi, I’m Megan! I’m currently enrolled to study MSc Applied Psychology (Therapies) at the University of Salford and completed my BSc in Psychology and Counselling there too. In the future I am hoping to go on and complete a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology so I’m able to best support individuals with their mental health and well-being. In my free time I love to read and bake, as well as spend time with my friends and family. I look forward to meeting service users throughout our sessions together.

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I am Michelle Ho, a second-year psychology student at the University of Manchester. I love baking and cooking in my free time – it is my way of relaxing and getting creative. I am interested in working in time specialist support because I enjoy working with people and want to make a real difference in their lives. Helping others has always been important to me, and I am excited to gain more experience in a role where I can support and connect with people who need it.

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Hi, my name is Mira and I am a midwifery student at UoM, studying for an integrated master’s degree. I joined the team at TIME as I enjoy working with a wide range of people, and to gain experience of various support and communication styles and learn more about autism.

In my free time I enjoy dancing, especially ballet, as well as cooking, spending time with friends, family and my cat Millie, and finding the best matcha spots!

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I’m Molly and I am currently studying Psychology at the University of Sheffield. I wanted to work for Time because I wanted the opportunity to make a positive contribution to young people’s lives, as well as learn more about autism. In my spare time, I love to exercise, from anything from running, to HIIT classes, to dancing!

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Hello! I’m Molly, a second year Psychology student at the University of Manchester. I was drawn to Time because I am passionate about making a positive impact in young people’s lives. I am thrilled to bring energy and compassion to my role, helping service users build confidence, independence and a sense of community. I’m also eager to deepen my understanding of autism and create a safe, inclusive environment for neurodivergent individuals. Outside my studies, I enjoy travelling, going on dog walks and spending quality time with friends and family.

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Hi, I’m Mursheda and I’m a final year psychology student. I love going to the gym and sometimes playing badminton with my friends. I can speak three languages including English, Bangla, and Urdu. I enjoy trying new activities, but nothing too complicated like chess. The main reason I want to work at Time specialist support is because I desire to gain skills that one can only learn through being put on the spot. I also want to support parents, and give them some time to take care of themselves. I hope to make memorable connections with service users, and overall gain transferable skills.

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