Support and Wellbeing for Disabled Students
Information on well-being services available to disabled students across UK universities. Here’s an overview of the support services you can access:
Student Wellbeing Service
- Dedicated teams for disability and learning support
- Development of Personalized Inclusion Plans (PIPs)
- Exam accommodations and other tailored academic support
links to University Websites
- Disability and Dyslexia | Support | University of Greenwich
- Support and wellbeing | University of London
- Health and wellbeing | London Metropolitan University
- Disability and dyslexia support | London South Bank University
- Disability Service | Goldsmiths, University of London
- Student Wellbeing | University of Westminster, London
- Student wellbeing | City, University of London
links Disability Rights
Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs)
- Financial aid for UK residents with disabilities
- Coverage for specialized equipment, non-medical assistance, and additional travel expenses
links to GOV.UK Website
links to DSA form and notes
Support Through Access, Retention, and Transition
- Programs like START for students with disabilities and neurodivergent conditions (e.g., autism, dyslexia)
- Assistance from application through graduation
- Customized support and resources
Mental Health and Counselling Services
- Confidential one-on-one counselling
- Group workshops
- Support for issues ranging from academic stress to personal challenges
Student Wellbeing Hub
- Online Wellbeing Hubs with extensive health and well-being information
- Tips on managing stress, accessing medical services, and finding disability-related support
Support and Bursary for Disabled Students
- Prioritized applications for global opportunities
- Financial support covering up to 100% of additional travel requirements
- Assistance for specialized equipment or support during travel