Co-president for the Birmingham branch of a national charity which focuses on fighting social injustice. We volunteer and bring in volunteers for a string of projects, and we support and raise awareness of local and global campaign issues. As Co-president I organise and provide support and pastoral care for my committee and our community.

Running a research project with Democratic Services on how to create more youth engagement in politics across Dorset. Tasks include talking to schools and councillors, researching, and putting together a project with the help of Project Managers.

Part of a group of young people across the UK who helped create the Take a Stand campaign with Tearfund which was taken to COP26. It called on governments to cut fossil fuel funding, limit global warming to 1.5 degrees and help those in countries who have been negatively impacted by climate change.

Delighted to be on Tearfund's Emerging Influencers leadership programme. I've elected to do the activism stream, but alongside I am developing a theological understanding of justice. Enjoying meeting like-minded people and becoming equipped to fundraise and to positively impact people living in poverty facing the coronavirus pandemic.

Work as a teaching assistant. Spend 15 hours a week teaching Spanish adults English culture, grammar, and language.

In charge of the Global section of Just Love Brum. Organised a March for Freedom with A21 and led two evenings on Modern Slavery which brought in 100 people and involved a panel of speakers from International Justice Mission, Tearfund, and Birmingham charity Hope Projects.

Elevated customer loyalty by using strong problem solving and communication abilities to resolve customer problems. Pleasantly interacted with customers during hectic periods to promote fun, positive environment. Maintained a positive and friendly attitude so that customers have a good holiday experience. Worked in teams to run a children's holiday camp with activities in the morning and throughout the day.