Student disability and wellbeing services in London
If you need a helping hand in Walthamstow, we've got you covered.
Use our guidance and support services to brush up your study skills, handle your finances, seek support for a disability-related need, or manage your mental health and wellbeing.
Your Student Services Team is here to help, support and signpost you. Contact studentlifelondon@port.ac.uk for any queries, or call us on 020 3814 0700
Student Disability & Wellbeing Service: London campus
Your health and wellbeing matter, to us and to your learning. Explore the many ways we can support your mind, body, and spirit, so you can tackle challenges and reach your full potential.
Get support
You can come in for an appointment with one of our colleagues, or you can request a video or phone meeting if you prefer.
If you’re seeking support for a disability or medical related need, please refer to our ASDAC page for advice on what support is offered and how to book an appointment.
How to get help
If you don't know where to start or want to know more about your support options, please fill in the self-referral form and a member of the team will be in touch to arrange an initial meeting with you. They will explore:
- Possible solutions to your challenges
- Your needs and what support is most appropriate
- Local services to support your wellbeing
- How our student disability and wellbeing service can help you
Full support from the student disability and wellbeing services
The Student Disability & Wellbeing Service offers regular 20-minute advice sessions, a series of one-to-one sessions, short-term remote counselling and group wellbeing drop-ins. Please fill in the self-referral form and a Mental Health Practitioner will contact you to arrange an initial appointment to assess your needs and establish the most appropriate support for you.
If you have any general questions about the service or the referral form, please contact us.
Additional Support and Disability service
We’re here for students and applicants who need additional support with their studies.
Our service is confidential, offering advice on academic support and reasonable adjustments. We can also connect you with the right agencies to get the help you need.
Contact us, in confidence, if you have a condition that might impact on your ability to access the campus, curriculum, teaching, learning, assessments and any other UoP London service. It’s best to contact us as soon as possible after you accept an offer - our staff can guide you through the whole process. We can offer support on adjustments to your studies, advice on evidence, the Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA), and support with technology and study skills.
Tell us about you
If you need additional support resulting from a disability or specific learning difference, complete our short additional Support Questionnaire on your Student View.