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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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Hello, my name is Neve and I am student studying at the University of Manchester training to become a doctor. I am working for Time as the opportunity to build relationships with young people is extremely rewarding. Having a positive impact on individuals and their families is something that fulfils me and I have had lots of experience working with young adults and learning difficulties in the past.  I enjoy playing sport, swimming and going for hikes in the Peak District! I absolutely love animals with my favourite being dogs and monkeys.

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My name is Olivia, I am in my second year of studying psychology at Manchester University. When I am not studying, I enjoy playing hockey. I am the second oldest out of four siblings and have always loved being around people. My Mum is an educational psychologist, and she has inspired me to go down a similar path. Therefore, I was particularly drawn to working for TIME for the experience of a career linked to psychology, but also to work alongside like-minded people and develop special relationships with the people I support.

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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, I am Rachel and I have just finished my degree in Psychology from the University of Manchester. I am looking forward to working for Time to support autistic individuals and positively impact their lives as well as their families. I feel it is such a beneficial service they offer, and I am sure it will be a very rewarding job. In my free time I enjoy running, reading, and spending time with my friends.

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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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