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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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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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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My name is Ojonugwa, I am a masters student studying Digital Marketing at Manchester Metropolitan University, and am originally from Nigeria. I come from a large family of 10 with me being the youngest child. My nieces and nephews bring me joy which made me naturally grow a strong passion for working with children.

Growing up in Nigeria enveloped me in a culture rich in artistic heritage. I love to dance, sing, listen to music and chat away. I have a strong Christian faith and as an extrovert love to have others around me.

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