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Welfare & Advice

The welfare and advice service provides information and support on a variety of issues. From funding to sexual health to drink & drugs, the Students’ Association is a one-stop shop for all your welfare needs. The welfare service seeks to empower students by assisting them in obtaining all the services and rights that they are entitled to. This is achieved through the provision of one-to-one advice; information and drop-in sessions; referring individuals to local services and agencies; and running various campaigns throughout the year to aid the dissemination of information to the wider student body. This service is completely confidential and provides equal opportunities where all students are treated equally. For more information on the most common reasons for welfare & advice please click on one of the pictures below.

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