As we enter another lockdown, it’s easy for us to feel lonely and miss our friends and usual activities.
And, although we’ve had to close some of our venues and gyms, we wanted to let you know there’s help out there to keep you healthy, entertained and connected. From online activities (Bake off anyone?) to fitness classes, to wellbeing and mental health support, we have pulled together a list of some of the support available to you, including the all-new Virtually Together programme.
- Virtually Together – Bake off, craft kits, board games, fitness classes… you name it, we’ve got a packed programme of activities to keep you entertained and connected.
- Keep Learning: As a student, you’ve already got this one covered, but it’s also good to keep learning outside of your degree. Join free courses on LinkedIn Learning.
- Togetherall: A safe space for you to talk about your wellbeing and mental health.
- Student Support Hub – Contact the Hub via email, Online Chat, or phone.
- Support and Wellbeing webpage, including information on Enabling Services.
- SUSU’s Online Community Facebook Group: a group for students to keep in touch and support each other.
- Student Space: wellbeing resources and advice.
- The SUSU Advice Centre: our team offer free, confidential advice for finance, housing and academic issues.
- Sabbs: our Sabbatical Officers are always available to listen to student’s concerns and ideas.
- Our Harassment Contacts are here to provide support if you are being bullied or harassed.
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Use our Wayfinder app to find answers to common questions and to be directed to support services.
- You Make Change: if you have a question for us, an idea or something you think needs to change, let us know.
