Prior to her commencement of Pupillage, Aimilia held an administrative role for the Safeguarding Team at the Yorkshire Ambulance Service. In this capacity, she played a crucial role in ensuring the protection of vulnerable individuals across a wide range of environments and circumstances, throughout the entirety of Yorkshire. In turn, Aimilia fosters meaningful connections and rapports with a diverse cross-section of society, each with unique needs and challenges.
Throughout this role, she actively participated in meetings alongside law enforcement and various other local authorities, heavily building on her preparatory and oral skills. Whilst generating investigations for Domestic Homicide Reviews and Child Death Enquiries, she demonstrated her unwavering attention to detail and a sharp analytical acumen.
Furthermore, Aimilia dedicated her time to volunteering at the Witness Service, at Leeds Magistrates and Leeds Crown Court. In this capacity, she provided unwavering support and guidance to vulnerable witnesses and their families as they navigated providing evidence in court. Her responsibilities also involved seamless communication and collaboration with court personnel and legal professionals. This experience significantly enriched her understanding of the criminal justice system, its procedures and the invaluable insight she now brings to her Pupillage.