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Zainab Shafan-Azhar

Policy and Public Affairs Assistant

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Zainab works as the Policy and Public Affairs Assistant for the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition and the Centre. She works with the policy team to influence Parliament on key issues related to mental health as well as working on policy reports. She also manages the Coalition’s newsletter and social media accounts, so please do feel free to send anything over to be amplified!

Zainab joined the Coalition, which is hosted by the Centre, after finishing her BSc in Psychology at UCL. She loves having the opportunity to amplify the voices of those unheard and being able to do so while working in such a warm and supportive environment. She also loves writing and has her own blog about life, mental health and spirituality which you can check out here.

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