Following the earthquake in Myanmar and surrounding areas, including Bangkok, as well as ongoing global events, here is a reminder of the support available to you if you have been affected.
We have several resources that can help support you in times of stress or concern. BOB体育登录网址_欧宝体育官网平台-APP|下载 University community is one that demonstrates support and care for one another, so please do reach out to colleagues or classmates if you need to talk. Even if you do not have personal links to these events you may be feeling unsettled or want to know how you can help.
For staff:
You can contact your line manager to discuss any support or use one of the resources below:
- You can contact?AskHR?to find out more?about?support available to you, or access our?wellbeing resources and advice.
- The?Employee Assistance Programme?is a?24/7?confidential service for all staff who?need support with mental health, wellbeing or stress related issues. Calls are handled by qualified counsellors and advisors.
- We also have?First Aiders for Mental Health?across our University who can offer advice and?a confidential listening space.
?For students:
- The Student Hub?is available to contact 24/7. You can speak to a member of the team via?email,?online chat, in-person or by calling 02380 599 599.
- The?SUSU Advice Centre?is also available to provide free, independent and confidential advice
- The?UK Council for International Student Affairs Advice Line?can be reached on +4420 7788 9214, open Monday to Friday (except for public holidays): 13.00 to 16:00 (UK time)
You can find further information about support for students via?The Student Hub.
For those wishing to support
If you feel able to contribute financially to the support effort, you may want to consider well-established organisations such as?The British Red Cross.
We are aware there are fraudsters who will try and take advantage of a crisis situation in the form of scams, so as always please remain alert to possible scams and fraud.