Welfare Instagram page Mental health resources College Resources - “I need someone to chat to” Contact the Health and Wellbeing Team: see the College website for contact details, or book an appointment using the Cliniko website. Contact the JCR Welfare Officers: Committee ; or the MCR Welfare Officers: ([email protected]) Contact the Chaplain: Revd Anna Jones ([email protected]) Go to the porters lodge to chat with a porter Contact your tutor Use the Cambridge SU Student Advice service
Key links for any student with a disability or long-term health condition: The information that can be found via the following links provides a good overview of arranging and negotiating reasonable adjustments/ support requirements, before arriving and during your time at Cambridge. A range of helpful advice for managing the transition to university can also be found. Cambridge Resources The Disability Resource Centre (DRC): https://www.disability.admin.cam.ac.uk/students/incoming-students (this page includes a helpful checklist for incoming students) CUSU Disabled Students Campaign:
Queens’ College JCR demands that Queens’ is a place of equal opportunity for students, regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ability or nationality. Cambridge SU Campaigns Female & Non-Binary Students Resources Cambridge SU Women’s Campaign Queens’ Natural Cycles Queens’ Girls Facebook Group Queens’ FemSoc Facebook Group Queens’ FemSoc Instagram International Students Resources Cambridge SU International Students’ Campaign Students Identifying as Minority Ethnic Resources Cambridge SU BME Campaign LGBT+ Students University is a great time to explore your identity, and for many students leaving home for the first time it marks an important step in the journey of understanding their sexuality and gender.
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