We understand that global conflict and humanitarian crises can have a real impact on you and others in our university community. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by these events. Supporting you is a priority, and we are committed to providing an environment where you feel valued, respected, and able to seek help when you need it. We offer a range of support services and encourage anyone with concerns to reach out for support.
- Wellbeing and Inclusivity Service: Our Wellbeing and Inclusivity Service is here if you need to talk to someone in relation to your mental health or would like to access some emotional support. You can contact the team by emailing: wellbeingservices@bangor.ac.uk.
- Our 24/7 Student Assistance Programme offers round-the-clock support for your wellbeing and mental health needs.
- Self-help and wellbeing resources: There’s a range of wellbeing resources and self-help tools available throughout the year on our website.
- Support from your fellow students: You might also find support and solidarity through , especially those linked to nationality, culture, faith or shared interests.
- Academic support: If you need academic support or adjustments, please contact your Personal Tutor.
- Chaplaincy Team: The Chaplaincy Team offers multi-faith pastoral care and support if you’d like to talk. You can contact them by emailing: chaplaincy@bangor.ac.uk.
- Student Success: Student Advice Team: Staff can support you with welfare and financial concerns, including visa advice, travel restrictions, and guidance on applying to the University’s Hardship Fund. If you are an international student, please e-mail internationalsupport@bangor.ac.uk, if you are a UK student please contact moneysupport@bangor.ac.uk.
Please don’t hesitate to access the support available – we’re here to help. If you’re unsure where to start, staff at the Hub in the Main Library can help you find the right support and point you in the right direction. You can contact services using the email addresses listed above to book an appointment.
Below are some external organisations offering additional mental health support:
- If you need urgent and immediate assistance, please dial 999.
- Mental Health support is available in Wales by telephoning 111 and following option 2.
- Your GP can also offer advice and support.
- C.A.L.L. – Community Advice and support – Freefone 0800 132737 and text ‘help; to 81066.
- SAMARITANS – Free from any telephone on 116 123.