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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
  • Offer Free Meal Planning and Cooking Classes to help reduce grocery expenses and prevent malnutrition (not a large focus anymore)
  • 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 
  •  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 
  • 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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