World Mental Health Day 2022

Here at the University of Greenwich Students’ Union, supporting your mental health is a top priority. On World Mental Health Day 2022, this is a reminder to check in on yourself and reach out if you would like support.

advice
No ratings yet. Log in to rate.
World Mental Health Day 2022 Poster with 2 male cartons sitting next to each other having a concerne

Here at the University of Greenwich Students’ Union, supporting your mental health is a top priority. On World Mental Health Day 2022, this is a reminder to check in on yourself and reach out if you would like support.

 

University of Greenwich Students’ Union Advice Service

The Students’ Union Advice Team offers free and confidential advice for students at the University of Greenwich. The team is independent of the University, as is the Union, meaning they can give you an impartial view and support on any issues you face. The team is able to support you directly with some issues and link you with other services if they can't help directly. 

You can get in touch through our website greenwichsu.co.uk/advice.
 

University of Greenwich Wellbeing Services

The University of Greenwich offers a whole host of Wellbeing Support to students across academic years and across campuses. You can find out all about what they offer through the Wellbeing Hub at Wellbeing hub | University of Greenwich
 

Samaritans (Call 116 123)

Samaritans is a unique charity that is there, day or night, for anyone who is struggling to cope, and who needs someone to listen without judgment or pressure. They can support with ways to cope and the skills to be there for others alongside promoting and celebrating moments of connection and support but most of all, offer listening and support to people in times of need.

You can contact them by calling 116 123 (free)

 

Spectrum.Life (Call Freephone UK: 0800 0318227)


Spectrum.Life is a new Student Assistance Programme, providing students with access to counseling support to help students cope and deal more effectively with any personal problems. Spectrum.Life will give you access to fitness plans, recipes, and eLearning content related to remote working, sleep, and mental health among other topics. In addition, you will have access to numerous health and wellbeing related rewards such as discounted Fitbit Fitness Trackers!  The platform also gives you direct access to your Student Assistance Programme (SAP). SAP is a confidential in the moment support service that provides support to university students. The SAP service is available 24/7, 365 days a year covering numerous topics such as: Stress, Anxiety, Low mood, financial worries, Loss & Grief, Relationship problems, Substance abuse issues, and much more.

You can contact them by calling 0800 0318227 (free) or find out more about the service here: Introducing Spectrum.Life - our new Student Assistance Programme | Articles | University of Greenwich

Comments

 

Enable Recite Me accessibility tools

 

Other news


decorative

Celebrate our WICKED makeover!

Attention all Ozians! London's iconic Royal Borough of Greenwich has had a WICKED makeover, changing its name to GREENWITCH to celebrate the cinematic spectacular flying into cinemas on 22 November.

Tue 12 Nov 2024

Insight: How will the tuition fee changes and the Autumn Budget impact students?

The recently elected Labour Government have announced their first budget, as well as increases to tuition fees and maintenance loans.

What are the most important changes and how will they affect students?

Mon 11 Nov 2024

Disability History Month 2024 @ GSU

Greenwich Students’ Union is proud to be taking part in Disability History Month (DHM), which runs from 14 November to 20 December.

Thu 21 Nov 2024

Apply to be an NUS Delegate

Represent Greenwich Students’ Union at the NUS conference in April! We are electing 6 NUS delegates to represent Greenwich students at the NUS conference in Liverpool. If you’re interested, then sign up before 25 November.

Tue 05 Nov 2024

Reclaiming Narratives

Reclaiming Narratives - our Black History Month podcast series where we explore and amplify under represented stories, voices and experience within the black community.

Mon 04 Nov 2024