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Please note that reports will not be monitored during the winter break, from 5pm on 20 December 2024 until 9am on 02 January 2025. Reports will be dealt with when the central University services resume. If you are in immediate danger, have been or are at risk of injury, or have concerns about another person, call 999 (or 112 from a mobile, 101 for non-emergency calls). 

During the Christmas period, College Student Support Offices will be closed. However, if you need to contact your College about a student support matter, you can use the emergency contacts found at this webpage.

Mental health and wellbeing issues impact many of our students and staff.  The Mental Health Training Modules provide a foundation of information and training.  Training courses for dealing with students in distress are available from the Counselling Service.  There is a wide range of courses offered by HR and also bookable on the training course booking system for individuals as staff members and managers.

There are three sets of modules:

Core modules are useful for everyone, dealing with student or staff mental health concerns, covering the basics of mental health and how to respond

Student Support modules offer information and guidance on the policies and good practice relating to student mental health

Staff Support modules offer information and guidance for line managers, supporting colleagues with mental health concerns

The modules are available on DUO and we encourage all staff to complete the core modules. 

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