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King's College London

Find out what support is available at your university or college. The information on this page was compiled by the institution themselves to ensure accuracy.

1. Counselling and Mental Health Support Service

The Counselling and Mental Health Support Service has now moved online. We offer free and confidential online support to all King’s students.

We are able to offer all UK - based students either 30 minute support appointments or 50 minute counselling and mental health sessions. We are offering non-UK based students support check-in appointments up to 30 minutes.

Find out more about the Counselling and Mental Health Support Service >

2. Student Services Online

Student Services Online is the fastest way for students to find answers to their questions about King’s College London’s student services, including mental health & wellbeing support. If you can’t find the answer you need, then you can contact our friendly and helpful Student Services team via bespoke enquiry forms.

Find out more about Student Services Online >

3. Disability Support Service

The Disability Support Team offers information, advice and guidance to prospective and current disabled students. When we refer to the term 'disability' we also include long-term medical or mental health conditions and Specific learning difficulties (SpLDs).

Find out more about the Disability Support Service >

4. Faculty Wellbeing and Welfare Advisors

The Faculty Wellbeing and Welfare Advisors work closely with your faculty, KCLSU and King’s support services to ensure you have what you need to succeed while studying at King’s.

We know there are a lot of support avenues for you to access at King’s, and the team can help you navigate these. They will work closely with your Personal Tutor and you will see them around campus, offering drop-in wellbeing appointments where you can talk to them one-to-one.

Throughout your studies, you may find that your personal sense of wellbeing may vary; if it does, we have many routes to support you and resources for you to support yourself.

Find out more about Faculty Wellbeing and Welfare Advisors >

5. Wellbeing Hub

The Wellbeing Hub offers activities, events, resources and more to help boost your wellbeing.

Find out more about the Wellbeing Hub >

6. Campus Conversations Peer Support

Campus Conversations is a group of trained peer supporters who create student-only spaces where students can connect, socialise and learn from one another. Come along to connect with others and talk about what's on your mind.

Find out more about Campus Conversations >

7. Peer Mentoring

Peer mentoring is when new students are paired with more experienced students to help them settle into university life. It facilitates the transition to university and improves students' sense of wellbeing and belonging.

See if your faculty has a peer mentoring programme with this link >

8. Tea Time with Taj

Tea Time with Taj (TTwT) is an event created to offer a safe space for LGBTQ+ students at KCL, where they can relax and decompress without any expectations. TTwT has a keen focus on promoting wellbeing and self-care through community and peer support.

Find out more about Tea Time with Taj>


Last reviewed: 8 May 2024