I joined TIME in July 2016 as the Service Manager. People ask me “What do I enjoy about my job?” and although cliché, I always say “Everything!” Every day is different, I get to meet/talk to/support lots of awesome staff and lots of fabulous families while trying to give the best service possible. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking in the Peak & Lake District, and am also lucky enough to go to Switzerland, where the higher mountains challenge me!
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Hi, I’m Jack and I am the Recruitment Co-ordinator at Time Specialist Support. I have around 2 years of experience in recruitment, and I want to use what I know and the skills I have acquired to make the team of support workers at Time even stronger! In my spare time, I enjoy going out and socialising with friends.
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Hi, I’ve been working for TSS for over 10 years now!! I started as a support worker while also working as a teaching assistant in a secondary school. Over the last couple of years, I have moved to working in the office full-time. When I am not working I love hiking, reading and playing board games.
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Hi I’m Tori – Founder and Director of Time Specialist Support.
My background is in Speech and Language Therapy and I first started learning about Autism when I was studying at university. I soon became captivated by the autistic children I was meeting and have been every since! Outside of work I enjoy singing, creative writing and I’m currently learning to play the piano. I live with my son and two dogs and we enjoy getting away for weekends when we can and travelling abroad.
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My name is Nnamdi Emmanuel Okoye, and I am eager to contribute to Time as part of your support team. I am passionate about promoting inclusion and assisting individuals in achieving their full potential. I bring reliability, empathy, and a strong sense of responsibility to every role I undertake. My interests include fitness, music, and exploring new environments, which help me maintain focus and discipline. I am motivated by the opportunity to support others and to contribute meaningfully to the valuable work that Time carries out within the community.
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I’m Phil. I have worked with TSS since February 2013 and also work at Seashell Trust. I like watching and playing sports, mainly tennis, badminton and football. I like watching films at the cinema, chocolate and enjoying the sunshine. An interesting fact about me is that as a child I once met Steve McDonald out of Coronation Street and he gave me a 360 degree spinner!
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Hi, my name is Phoebe! I am in my second year of studying Psychology at the University of Manchester. I am looking forward to working for Time Specialist Support because I love getting to know people and making them feel seen and appreciated. I hope to deepen my understanding of autism and make a positive impact. In my free time, I love watching films, baking, crocheting, and helping at my church.
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Hi, I’m Rana. I’m a Psychology student with a strong interest in supporting young people and making a positive difference in their everyday lives. I wanted to work with Time because I really value their person-centred approach and the focus on building meaningful, trusting relationships. I enjoy getting creative when planning activities and adapting sessions to suit each young person’s interests and needs. Outside of work, I enjoy reading, going for walks, and spending time with friends and family. I’m really looking forward to working with Time and supporting service users to feel confident, valued, and supported.
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Hi, I’m Ryan. I’m currently a postgraduate student studying clinical psychology at Manchester Met University. Over the years, I have enjoyed volunteering and working in roles where I have had the opportunity to interact with and support young people. I’m excited to work as a support worker for TSS, as it will allow me to broaden my understanding of autism and make a meaningful difference for service users and their families. In my free time, I enjoy swimming, reading, watching tv or movies and socializing with friends.
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Hi! My name is Sahana, and I am a Time Specialist Support worker. I applied to be a support worker because I am committed to learning and doing my best to support individuals with autism and their families. Also, not only will I be helping them, but they will be helping me grow as an individual with my communication skills and confidence. Other than the time I spend being a support worker, I am a medical student at the university of Manchester. In my free time I like to do some arts and crafts, journalling and hiking.
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Hi, my name is Sam. I am a student at the University of Manchester, where I study speech and language therapy. I enjoy my course and I am passionate about helping people communicate with their friends, family, and anyone they may come across. In my spare time, I love playing the drums, going to the gym and spending time with my friends- playing games and going to new places with them. I decided to work here at Time as I am also passionate about helping others to enjoy their day-to-day life, and hopefully I can make a positive impact in their life.
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Hi, my name is Shifa and I am currently studying Psychology at the University of Manchester. I wanted to work with Time as I am passionate about making a difference in service users’ lives, especially in ways that are fun and empowering. I have prior experience working in support care, and I am excited for the opportunity to develop my understanding about autism and how I can help create the most supportive and inclusive environment possible. Alongside my studies, I am on the committee for my university’s Yoga Society, which has been an amazing way to stay active and build a community. I also love reading, hiking and cooking with friends.
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