Studying law is tough, and I know how stressful it can get. That’s why I’m running for Welfare Officer—to make sure no one feels alone. My goal is to create a supportive, open, and welcoming space where we can talk about mental health, manage stress, and build a stronger community. I’ll organise peer support networks, well-being events, and academic stress relief sessions. Your welfare matters, and I’ll be here to listen, support, and take action. Vote for me, let’s make well-being a priority!
Dear Members of the QMUL Law Society,
I’m excited to put myself forward for Welfare Officer because I know how tough studying law can be. The pressure, deadlines, and expectations can feel overwhelming, and I want to make sure no one feels alone in this journey. My goal is simple: to create a supportive, open, and welcoming environment where we can all thrive—academically, mentally, and emotionally.
My Vision
Mental and emotional well-being should be a priority, not an afterthought. I want to make sure that everyone in our society feels heard, valued, and supported. No one should have to struggle in silence, and I will work to create a culture where talking about mental health is normal and encouraged.
Key Priorities
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Mental Health Support & Awareness
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Organising workshops and talks with mental health professionals.
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Working with university counselling services to make support more accessible.
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A monthly well-being newsletter with tips, resources, and motivational content.
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Community & Peer Support
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Setting up a student-led well-being network so we can support each other.
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Hosting monthly ‘Check-In’ sessions—safe spaces to chat and share concerns.
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Organising welfare walks, coffee mornings, and mindfulness sessions to help people connect and de-stress.
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Balancing Academics & Well-being
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Sharing stress-management resources to help with workload pressure.
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Encouraging a better work-life balance with fun, relaxing social events.
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Pushing for deadline flexibility when students need extra support.
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Inclusivity & Accessibility
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Making sure all welfare initiatives are inclusive and meet the needs of our diverse student body.
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Providing specific support for neurodivergent students and those from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Creating safe spaces where everyone can feel heard, supported, and respected.
Why Vote for Me?
I genuinely care about your well-being. I have experience in [relevant experiences, such as mentoring, mental health advocacy, or volunteering], which has given me the skills to listen, take action, and make a difference.
Together, we can build a law society where well-being is at the heart of everything we do. If you want a more supportive, connected, and positive student experience, vote for me!
Let’s make mental health a priority—together.
- S