Support Over Easter Break

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During the Easter break, keep an eye on our social media accounts (@hulluniservices) for information about what’s on and how you can get involved.

The Allam Sport Centre is open over the Easter break with adjusted opening hours.  More information is on the Hull Sport website and their social media (@HullUniSport).

The Brynmor Jones Library is open, with some services and parts of the library operating adjusted opening times.  Please their library opening hours page for more information.

Hull University Students' Union (HUSU) also have adjusted opening times for those staying in Hull, so you know what you can access and when.

There are many local faith, religion, and spirituality venues offering a physical and emotional space to chat, connect, reflect, and discuss matters of faith and belief over the Easter break too, for those who wish to find places of worship and if appropriate pray. 

Alternative Online Support Services

All students can access these support services over the Easter break;

• Our Hull University Student Assist Programme (SAP) is available to all students during Easter break by contacting their 24-hour helpline, 0800 028 3766.  Hull University SAP is delivered in partnership with Health Assured, who can help you with anything affecting your mental health and wellbeing, and much more.  You might be feeling stressed about your assessments or exams and we know that talking about this with someone can really help.  SAP are also there to help you if you are feeling lonely, anxious or worried, have suffered a bereavement, a break up, or just need to talk your feelings through.  You can call SAP, 0800 028 3766 for free, at any time of day or night and speak to a trained and compassionate counsellor.  You can also download the My Healthy Advantage app so you have access to help and support in your pocket (use unique code MHA 148306).
• Student Space offer phone, text, email, and webchat support for students who need advice and guidance around mental health, your studies, money worries, or relationships.  They have dedicated, tailored services to support specific student groups.  Whether it is your mental health, your studies, money, housing or relationships, Student Space is there to support you and there are some great resources to read, advice and information.  
• Shout 24/7 text service, free on all major networks, for anyone in crisis anytime, anywhere in the UK. It can provide immediate support and help, regardless of your location.
• The Samaritans are there to talk and work through things with people in crisis. Contact them on 116 123 from anywhere in the UK.
• There are resources on Hull and East Yorkshire Mind and Let’s Talk.  Where someone is exhibiting behaviour that is causing significant alarm and concern, we advise contacting the Mental Health Crisis and Support Line that covers Hull and the East Riding on 0800 138 0990, 24/7.  If you are at home, please contact 999 or 111, or you may find this NHS Mental Health website useful.
• For urgent support with regards to sexual violence, please contact the police (999 n an emergency or 101, if there is no immediate danger). Blue Door, The Survivors Trust and Survivors UK can also help.
• For urgent support with regards to domestic abuse, please contact the police (999 in an emergency or 101, if there is no immediate danger). Women’s Aid and Refuge, and ManKind and Respect can also help.

If you want to make the University aware of something serious that has happened during the Easter break, please use the Report A Concern Form and someone will contact you to offer support from Tuesday 11 April 2022.

Support In An Emergency

An emergency is where something dangerous or serious, such as an accident, happens suddenly or unexpectedly which needs fast action to avoid harmful results.

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