Wellbeing and Support
The links below are designed to help you find support related to your wellbeing while you are studying with us. You can also use our A-Z for further topics.
Please remember, if you're not sure what you're looking for or don't know where to start, come and ask us: we're here to help. You can visit firstpoint, email firstpoint@worc.ac.uk or telephone us on 01905 542551.
Who to talk to for support
What to do it if you or someone you know is suffering from bullying or harassment
Specific support available to students who are care leavers
Career planning and employability skills
Anyone who cares, unpaid, for a friend or family member who cannot cope without their support
Spiritual support, whether you are a member of a faith or belong to no faith tradition
Suggestions for making life easier in shared accommodation
Guidance and support for making a complaint
Free help and support for a wide range of personal and life issues
Accessibility guide for each campus, building and the routes between them
Support for students with a range of needs
Who to contact in an emergency
Specific support available to students who are estranged from their family
List of websites and contact details for external support organisation
Have an informal chat with staff and students; free hot drinks and biscuits available
You’re not on your own, even if you’re feeling isolated and unsettled
Guidance and support if you are struggling financially
Here to help answer your specific questions or to chat with if you’re not sure where to start
Frequently asked questions and answers for parents, guardians and supporters of students
Links to local and national health care support
Wellbeing services for international students
Extracurricular activities available while you are studying
What is available to students at the University of Worcester
If something is preventing you from submitting your work in the normal way
Advice, support and guidance on your money and finances
Who to contact when the University is closed
Promoting students to have happy, safe and fulfilling relationships
Where to get support and advice for your circumstances
For anyone who needs to rest for up to one hour or have a private space
Where to go for help if you need it, and how to take precautions
Find out about security services available to all students 24/7
Help and support when you are new to university
Accessing support and guidance for sexual misconduct or harassment
Support, Triage, Advice, Refer: appointments with our Counselling & Mental Health Service
A range of specialist teams to enable you to make the most of your university experience
Confidential support service, covering a broad range of pastoral and welfare issues
Preparing for life after university
Signposting information and support
What is available on campus and online, including parking, laundry and equipment hire