Find the support you need during coronavirus

If you need support now, text STUDENT to 85258

Other ways you can get support

Advice and information

Expert information and advice to help you through the challenges of coronavirus.

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Mental health and wellbeing

12 resources

It's as important as ever to look after our mental and physical health. Find out what you can do to improve your wellbeing.

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Studying during coronavirus

10 resources

Studying during coronavirus brings new challenges and uncertainty. These tips and tools can help you manage through the academic year.

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Friendships and social life

11 resources

The social side of student life will be different this year. Get our tips for making friends and managing conflict through the pandemic.

More advice and information

Student stories

Find out how other students are responding to the challenges created by coronavirus.

Eoin shares his top tips for making the most of online lectures and classes.

Eoin King

Rufaro talks about what she’s learned about balancing her social media activity during coronavirus.

Rufaro Faith Mazarura

Get support

One-to-one support for whatever challenge you’re facing, designed for students. Whether it’s your mental health, your studies, money, housing or relationships, we’re here to support you.

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Text message support

Get 24 hour text support from a trained volunteer.

Webchat support

Get free, confidential support over webchat from a trained volunteer, from 4pm to 11pm every day.

Phone support

Get free, confidential support by phone from a trained volunteer, from 3pm to 12am every day.

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Email support

Get free, confidential support by email from a trained volunteer. You can write to us at any time.

We also provide tailored support for students who might have been more acutely affected by the pandemic, including Black students, trans students and students with particular mental health difficulties.