Emily Ziglio-Rover

Experienced bid and funding professional with a background in law and criminology, currently working as Bids and Tenders Coordinator at Migrant Help. I specialise in writing high-quality statutory funding applications that support frontline services for people affected by displacement, exploitation, and migration-related challenges. My academic grounding in human rights law, international law, immigration law, and criminology underpins my commitment to social justice and informs my work in the charity sector. I am passionate about using strategic, evidence-based funding approaches to help vulnerable communities access the support they deserve, and I thrive in roles that combine analytical thinking, collaboration, and purpose-driven impact.

• Contributed to publications focused on resilience, population health, and child abuse prevention.
• Howlett's Fun Run (2021-2025) - Participate yearly to this event, raising money for the Aspinall Foundation.
• Volunteering and Fundraising: November 10k Challenge(2023) - Swimming 10km to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
• Aspire Swim Challenge (2015, 2022) - Swimming the equivalent of the Channel to raise money for victims of Spinal Cord Injuries.

• Resilience as a major asset to improve population health and wellbeing: summary of studies and international experience, A glass half full - 10 years on, 2020, Local Government Association website
• Iceland's approach to increase resilience by avoiding re-traumatisation and re-victimisation of victims of child abuse, Building Resilience: a key pillar of Health 2020 and the Sustainable Development Goals - Examples from the WHO Small Countries Initiative, 2017, Copenhagen: World Health Organisation, Regional Office of Europe