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Meeting people who are like yourself is a great support at university, as in life. Connect with others who share your lived experiences in a safe, supportive and welcoming environment in professionally facilitated groups that aim to help you build a sense of belonging, access information and support, and meet new friends.
A supportive and relaxed in-person space for transgender, non-binary, gender-questioning and gender-variant students to socialise, make friends and build connections with others.
When: 2 - 4 pm on the first Wednesday of each month during term-time
An 8-week skills-based programme developed with, and for, neurodivergent students. Jointly delivered by Student Wellbeing and Disability Advice, the group provides a safe and supportive environment for both diagnosed and self-diagnosed neurodivergent students to explore practical strategies that can support their studies and wider university experience.
When: Wednesday afternoons
For students who have experienced the loss of a loved one, however recently or long ago. The group recognises that grief is a unique experience for everyone, while also acknowledging the value of sharing experiences with others who understand loss.
When: Fortnightly on Wednesdays from 11-12 am during term-time
Find out more details and register your interest on the MyPort Wellbeing workshops, events and groups page, scanning a QR code on a poster or by emailing [email protected]