Welfare Officer
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Welfare Officer

Marzia Sartori

Marzia studied Modern languages, translation and interpreting at Swansea University for the last 4 years and is taking on the role of Welfare Officer for the 23/24 academic year. 

Being naturally drawn to people and finding joy in being a source of support for others, Marzia will be providing support and promote both mental and physical wellbeing to ensure everyone feels included, heard and supported. 

When she's not at work you can find her on the running track, doing yoga or chilling at the beach.

Values of empathy, mutual support and open dialogue are important to Marzia so feel free to drop her a message or come see her in the office!

 

 

 

 

From Your Officer

Abigail Egwuatu

I’m here to ensure our students feel supported, and to create the best university experience for all students. If you ever need to chat, please don’t hesitate to contact me. ‘In my free time, you can catch me dancing, exploring mumbles and having a good time at Peppermint

 
 

Roles and Responsibilities

Roles & Responsibilities

Welfare Officer

As a Welfare Officer, the primary responsibilities include leading welfare and liberation campaigns, addressing student issues such as housing, safety, and mental health, and promoting overall well-being and healthy living. This role is crucial in representing students' interests on welfare-related matters, ensuring their voices are heard, and their needs are met. Through proactive engagement and advocacy, the Welfare Officer works to create a supportive and inclusive environment, fostering a community where students can thrive both personally and academically.

 
 

What I'm Working On

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