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As a Psychology student and mental health advocate, I’m passionate about creating spaces where women feel empowered, not pressured. My experience as a Course Rep, Jewish Women’s Aid Ambassador, and counselling skills qualification have taught me how to listen, support, and uplift others—skills I’d bring to this role. What excites me most about Girls Training Together is its commitment to ditching toxic fitness culture for genuine wellbeing. If elected, I’d champion initiatives like anonymous check-ins and body-positive campaigns to ensure every member feels safe, seen, and celebrated.

Hi, I’m Ella! As an anxious girlie, I understand how scary it can be to join a new society, or attend socials and classes. Before GTT, uni was tough, but now my mental wellbeing has improved so much. I’m passionate about making sure everyone feels safe, welcomed, and supported—just like I did. I rarely miss a class or social, so you’ll always have a friendly face around. I’m excited for fun nights in, like pottery painting, and fundraising for great causes. Your vote means everything to me, and I’d love the chance to help others have the same positive experience I had at GTT!

Hiya!! I’m Amelia, a second-year media student and someone who cares about making sure every feels supported, happy and included as part of the GTT community. I’m always around for a laugh, a chat or to be a friendly face when things are a bit too much! I’d love to host events like cosy night ins, cute coffee mornings and wellness walks. You’ll see me around at classes and Wednesday nights - third year won’t be slowing me down! I’d love to be able to give back what GTT offered me this year and help make it special, comfortable and full of good vibes for everyone!!

Hi! I’m Evie, a 2nd year History and English student. I joined GTT this year and it has changed my university experience for the better! Mental health is just as important as physical health and as well-being sec I want to promote a calm and safe space for you. I would organise weekend walks, coffee mornings and help share weekly posts with self care tips for our members and followers. GTT is such a positive and supportive community and I want to help maintain that by giving you the opportunity to take time away from the academic stress and craziness that is university life.