Support during adverse world events

• You can access our Wellbeing support, including our self-referral form. If you complete a self-referral, one of our advisors will be touch to discuss how we can support you best
• Should you need to contact someone outside of normal working hours you can access the 24/7 HealthHero counselling phone line. You can talk a trained counsellor at any time night or day by calling 0800 970 1080
• There are a range of other organisations who can also help you and can be found on our Talking to Someone webpage

• You can access our Chaplaincy team who are here to listen, care and support you. Find out more about them on our website. We have Chaplains available for students of all faiths and who are also happy to speak to students who do not have a particular religion or belief
• You can contact the Chaplaincy team by emailing faithcentre@salford.ac.uk or by dropping into the Faith Centre on our Peel Park campus – it is across the road from the SEE Building. Find opening times on our Faith webpage 

We offer financial support for students in particular circumstances.

• International students: Our International Support Fund is there to help international students who are experiencing an unplanned and unpredictable expenditure or disruption to your source of finance for fee repayments and living costs. This must have arisen as a result of a significant and unexpected event that could not have been predicted in your financial planning.
• UK students: Our Salford Support Fund is there to help UK students who are experiencing exceptional and unexpected financial difficulties during the academic year and/or are considering leaving higher education because of financial issues.

• If you feel your studies are being affected, you can contact your School via your School Programme Administrator or Personal Tutor so that we can provide the right support to you. If you don’t know who to contact, please contact askUS
• If you wish, you can also submit a Personal Mitigating Circumstances request to explain how you have been impacted by recent events

• The University of Salford Students Union can also provide emotional and practical support through their Advice Centre
• They are located in University House on our Peel Park campus and offer appointments that are bookable 30 days in advance. They can be contacted via email advicecentre-ussu@salford.ac.uk or through filling in their referral form: see all details on their website