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My Manifesto

Take a look at my orginal manifesto that was written when running for Community Officer. 

Manifesto

My Pledges and Updates

  • Enhance the Advertisement and Increasing Munch Box availability to improve food waste sustainability and provide more affordable dining options
  • Collaborate with local businesses to Increase the Availability of Student Discounts on products and services 
  • Expand the options of Free Res-Life Wellbeing Activities, such as art classes and Dog walking, to provide opportunities to learn new hobbies and skills while enhancing mental wellbeing
  • Extend Res-life Free Wellbeing Activities to off campus locations, such as Oldfield Park and City Centre to provide more opportunities for students who live off campus
  • Ensure the university upholds it’s Duty of Care through providing expanded options for alternative wellbeing approaches to reduce waiting times and empower students to optimize their mental health
  • Improve training to committee members to help deliver consent and active bystander training in line with the NeverOk Campaign
  • Advocate for Drink and night safety measures through Anti-spiking Lids and further Staff training at the SU bar and Local Nightclubs (UPDATE: Posters and digital artwork at the SU bar advertising our Anti-Spiking products have been introduced to increase awareness of the availability)
  • Increase the availability of on campus sustainable Free Period Products for students and staff 
  • Promote and facilitate the Creation New societies that offer lesser-known interests to ensure the connection of like-minded students (UPDATE: Over the summer, 2 affiliation windows for students to create new societies were introduced as well as no caps on number of socities. Therefore, there are more opportunities for students to create socities that focus on lesser-known and unique interests)
  • Advocate for better affordability and quality of Housing by creating a Housing Campaign and collaborating with Local Council
  • Offer housing workshops to provide students with information on how to navigate the rental market effectively and their rights as tenants 
  • Enhance social mixers for international students to promote integration 
  • Offer free wellbeing activities for international students during the holidays to foster connection and reduce loneliness 
  • Advocate for a Wider Variety of Food and Drink options on campus, that represent the cultural diversity of the student body 
  • Lobby for better accessibility to neurodivergent students by expanding quiet and sensory areas and improving Hospitality facilities and The Sensory Room
  • Improve the signage of the quiet areas, ensuring that they are made clear and encourage others to respect them
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