Guild Society: Welfare Officer

Hi, I'm Steve Mathew, a first-year economics student and I am standing to be your next welfare officer. I will use my past experience and knowledge in leadership and management roles to enforce equality and diversity and act in the best interests of the members to constantly move the Guild society forward on the welfare agenda. I will always consider race, sexuality, gender, age, disability and religion to ensure that everyone has equal opportunities and will continue my work making the Guild society more LGBT+ friendly. Moreover, I want everyone to be able to speak up and not only to be listened to, but also heard. I will do everything I can to help tackle any problems and to direct you to the best support. This also means continuing the things you guys love!

If elected, I will be YOUR welfare officer and my work will be directed by you.

Hey, I’m Ameera, a first year PPE student and I am really excited to run for welfare officer. Being in a busy city like London, university life becomes overwhelming thus I would love to be the helping hand in ensuring your well-being is looked after.

I am best suited for this role as during my entire secondary school, I was a well-being student leader. This involved executing activities that raised mental health awareness and building deeper connections with the students around me. The importance of mental health is continually overlooked and in this fast-paced society, it has become vital to equip ourselves to focus on self-care.

As a welfare officer, I feel I would focus on making sure that everyone within the society is able to voice their opinions or any issues they have. Promoting cohesion and communication between members is also very important. By nature I am very caring and friendly thus I would love to be there for anyone who would like a helping hand. Feel free to approach me whenever :)

I hope to make your experience as enjoyable and comfortable as it can be :)

Much love,

Ameera