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01334 462020
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theASC@
The Advice and Support Centre (ASC) at 79 North Street acts as the face of Student Services. You can ask them any question online or in person.
Student Services can help with any concern, worry, suggestion, or question. They're the best people to go to if you're not sure who to ask.
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Nightline
01334 46 2266
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nightline@
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web chat
Nightline is a student-run, confidential, and anonymous listening and information service. Their aim is to provide a safe space for students to speak about anything on their mind in a non-directive, judgement-free environment.
Listening volunteers are available by phone/messenger/email every night that halls are open, except for the summer holidays. Phone/email is open 8pm-7am every night, and messenger 8pm-12am.
Peer Support Network
PeerSupport@
One-to-one meetup service, open to any student looking for company and support.
Consists of student volunteers, who are trained in listening skills. They are available for a coffee and a chat, or to accompany students to events or society activities.
Meetups are typically once a week, but can be tailored to suit your circumstances.
Also holds training sessions to develop listening skills, and teach students how to signpost to other services. These are often offered to societies, but open workshops take place too.
Chaplaincy
01334 (46)2866 or (46)2492
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chaplaincy@
The Chaplaincy offers pastoral care for any student, regardless of faith or philosophy. This could be a sympathetic, confidential listening ear, support in emotional issues, a safe place to explore questions of faith or sexuality, someone to talk to during a crisis, or support when all else fails.
National
Samaritans
, for you to talk about whatever’s getting to you, at any time.
116 123
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jo@samaritans.org
Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM)
, dedicated to preventing male suicide.
0800 58 58 58
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Women's Aid
, working to end domestic abuse against women and children.
helpline@womensaid.org.uk
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Refuge
, domestic abuse helpline.
0808 2000 247
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web chat
Scotland's domestic abuse helpline
0800 027 1234
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helpline@sdafmh.org.uk
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web chat
SurvivorsUK
, for male and non-binary victims of sexual violence
020 3322 1860
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Switchboard
, LGBT+ helpline
0300 330 0630
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chris@switchboard.lgbt
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Breathing Space
0800 83 85 87
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