I’m Lois, a psychology student currently on placement at a mental health research unit in Manchester. I’m passionate about working with neurodiverse individuals, especially children and young people, and find it really rewarding to be able to support service users to have fun in the community! I am so excited to work with such a diverse range of service users and learn from them and their families. In my spare time I love cooking yummy vegan food, spending time with my friends, and going on walks (when the Manchester rain isn’t too bad).

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My name is Lou, I am at University studying Psychology. I am currently in my second year and started working for Time Specialist as part of a work placement unit for my course. I am very excited to have fun with the service users and help them become more confident and independent in their everyday lives. I enjoy listening to music and like going to gigs and watching my favourite artists. My other hobbies include going to the gym and exercising, I am part of the university’s netball team.

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I’m Luci, a 2nd year student at UoM. I’m also a support worker for MHC and started working with Time for my placement. I have an interest in clinical psychology and working with TSS means I get to work with a wide range of individuals. This allows me to learn about so many individual differences, which is an amazing opportunity. I love going to the gym, listening to music and being outdoors. I am part of the Motorsports and the Arts & Crafts Societies at university and will be on the committee for the Psychology Society for 2024-2025!

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Hi, I’m Lucy and I’ve worked for Time since the start of 2021. I recently took a break to travel, but I’m excited to be back and supporting again. I am a psychology graduate and a teaching assistant within SEN. I love animals, scuba diving and I’ve recently started to learn Japanese!

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I started with TIME in June 2018 and have also worked at a special needs school since 2010. I love both my jobs and feel very passionate about the roles. It was and is the best experience of my life getting the chance to find out what helps each child that I get the chance to work with, they all have their very own uniqueness. In my spare time, I enjoy socialising with family and friends. I also have an adorable grandson who I love spending time with. My hobbies are swimming and walking, I love being outdoors in the sunshine.

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Hi, my name is Lucy. I wanted to be a support worker at Time as I have previously volunteered with autistic children and loved the interactions we had and the time I spent with them. I loved the idea that my work at Time would have a positive impact on their family/carers too. I am currently studying Drama and Film. In my free time, I play netball for my university team and love to craft and bake.

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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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I started working for TIME in February 2020. I graduated in BSc (Hons) Psychology in July 2018, and MSc Forensic Psychology in December 2019. In my spare time, I go to the gym, and enjoy window-shopping, where I often end up buying weird and bizarre flavoured chocolates! I enjoy reading topics on metaphysics, cosmology, astrophysics, geopolitics, and theology. When I am not reading, I enjoy watching a good strategic or non-chronological/non-linear film.

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