Key Areas of Support

One-to-One Drop-In Sessions (On Campus and Online)

Students can talk confidentially with a Wellbeing Advisor about stress, personal concerns, emotional health, or academic pressures.

Wellbeing Assessments

Conduct confidential conversations to understand individual student needs after they complete a wellbeing request form and develop recommendations or next steps to support the student effectively.

Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) Support

The team assists students with their DSA applications so they can receive additional learning support where eligible.

Wellbeing Workshops

The department runs online workshops and skill-building sessions to promote positive mental health and inclusion.

Wellbeing Ambassadors & Peer Supports

Students can get involved in leadership, peer support, and creative activities that promote connection, and self-care. The ambassadors are trained to help out their fellow students.

Wellbeing Awareness Initiative

Conduct classroom visits to introduce the Wellbeing Department and raise awareness of available support services.

Wellbeing Events

We host wellbeing events to help students build confidence, manage stress, and feel supported. They're a great way to meet new people, try something uplifting, and take a break.

Personalised Wellbeing Plans

We create tailored plans to ensure students receive appropriate support, especially if they have disabilities, long-term conditions, or temporary difficulties. This may include:

• Learning Support Plans (LSPs) – Long-term adjustments for ongoing needs for student with disability or potential disability.
• Temporary Learning Adjustments (TLAs) – Short-term support during temporary circumstances.