Candidate for the position of Welfare Representative (Barts and The London)
Alice Scholfield

Accessibility:
- Introduce accessibility training to the big hello and societies training
- Lobby the university to provide step-free access in key buildings
- Campaign for allocated ‘quiet times’ in union buildings to support individuals with sensory processing disorders
Consent and safety:
- Add consent training to the club sport big hello
- Create a union wide ‘home safe’ campaign
- Utilise report and support to empower victims of hate crime and sexual violence
Mental Health:
- Lobby university to provide out of hours counselling
- Introduce ‘self care packs’ to the BLSA building
Inclusivity:
- Set up a transfer student focus group to improve induction and halls allocation
- Develop a support pack for low income students
- Utilise the BME network to consult students on welfare issues, ensuring campaigns are intersectional
- Protect Friday Prayer times in all learning environments
Education:
- Establish a resitters network
- Review fit to sit and the appeals process with the aim to make the process more transparent
- Continue to campaign for more support for students on outfirms.