Welfare
WE ALL HAVE MENTAL HEALTH
The transition from Secondary to Higher Education and our time at university will pose many challenges for all of us in different ways, whether it be living away from family for the first time or managing your time effectively to establish a work-life balance.
Recognising when you might be going through a time of difficulty and knowing when and how to act upon this can seem impossible and often too easy to put-off. Therefore, it is vital to highlight the importance of mental health and where to go for help and guidance.
WELFARE SUPPORT SERVICES
During your time at the University of Warwick, there are support services in place available to you as a student:
Personal Tutor - Assigned by your academic department
Students’ Union Advice Centre - Floor 2 SUHQ - 024 765 72824 - click here.
Wellbeing Support Services - Senate House, Ground Floor - 024 765 75570 - click here.
Nightline - Between New and Old Rootes - 024 765 22199 - click here.
Residential Life Team - In your on-campus accommodation (Resident Tutor) - click here.
University Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) - 024 7627 7777 - click here.
Report + Support - click here.
In addition, there are other sources of help and guidance outside of the university:
If there is someone who is a danger to themselves or others, call Campus Security (024 765 22222) or otherwise 999
Disclaimer: This is not a complete list of all services available.