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Resources

If you or someone you know needs immediate medical or mental health support, please utilise the below resources.

Health and Wellbeing

Resources

Togetherall

 Talking about what one is feeling and going through can be difficult. Togetherall is a safe place where students can anonymously connect with others about what's going on in their lives - big or small. Here are the steps to join:

1.  Visit Togetherall 

2.  Click the "Join" button 

3.  Select “I’m from a university or college" under the Create Account dropdown list  

a.  Enter your Sunderland email address

b.  Complete the remaining fields, including choosing an anonymous username and password and then click sign up.

SilverCloud

The Wellbeing Team have partnered with Silvercloud, which offers secure, immediate access to online CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) programmes, tailored to your specific needs. It’s flexible since you can access it anywhere, on your computer, tablet or mobile phone. It’s also very easy to use, interactive tools and activities make your experience interesting and motivational. Making Space For Healthy Minds (silvercloudhealth.com)

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Pregnancy and/or Maternity Support

  • NHS – Details of support, advice, and guidance available to you whilst you are pregnant.  
  • NCT – A UK charity that provides support to you and your partner throughout the pregnancy and maternity experience. They also deliver a wide range of courses and workshops to new and expectant parents. 
  • Mind – The UK’s mental health charity Mind have created self-help pages full of advice and support services available to those who may need information about maternal mental health (i.e., postpartum depression, self-care).  
  • Miscarriage Association – Confidential help and support available for those who are dealing with pregnancy loss. 

Caregivers/Caring Responsibilities

  • NHS Carer's Support – List of useful services available for you should need advice and/or support as a caregiver.  
  • UCAS – Advice and support for care experienced young people who need guidance with their application to any university.  
  • Become – Care advice line for children and young people in the UK living in care. 
  • Care Leavers Association – Growing network of care leavers, run by care leavers for care leavers. They provide a national network of care leavers and support and have gathered useful information about considering university.