About this service
Making the transition to university can be a big step at any age. That's why we're on hand to offer advice, support and knowledge on a wide range of issues. Our professional and confidential Health and Wellbeing services offer support for your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, helping you to make the most out of your time at university. We can help you with:
Disability support - Practical support and advice for students with physical or sensory disabilities, specific learning difficulties (ie dyslexia), autism or chronic medical conditions. We also provide information about additional funding such as Disabled Students’ Allowances, run a Personal Assistance Scheme and offer a dyslexia screening and diagnostic service.
Mental health and wellbeing - Practical support and advice for prospective and current students with mental health difficulties or concerns about their general wellbeing. We also provide advice and guidance for young people leaving care and applying to or already studying at university.
Making the transition to university can be a big step at any age. That's why we're on hand to offer advice, support and knowledge on a wide range of issues. Our professional and confidential Health and Wellbeing services offer support for your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, helping you to make the most out of your time at university. We can help you with:
Disability support - Practical support and advice for students with physical or sensory disabilities, specific learning difficulties (ie dyslexia), autism or chronic medical conditions. We also provide information about additional funding such as Disabled Students’ Allowances, run a Personal Assistance Scheme and offer a dyslexia screening and diagnostic service.
Mental health and wellbeing - Practical support and advice for prospective and current students with mental health difficulties or concerns about their general wellbeing. We also provide advice and guidance for young people leaving care and applying to or already studying at university.