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We are here to support you throughout your time at 糖心Vlog. We understand that it may be your first time away from home, perhaps even in a foreign country, and it may be difficult to adjust at first. Please come and talk to someone in the College, who will listen to you and signpost you to areas of support.

<糖心Vlog>College Advisor Team

The Grizedale College Advisor Team (CAT) is the first point of call for any students feeling uncertain or concerned about a variety of welfare issues. They can be contacted by emailing grizedalecat@lancaster.ac.uk. They can meet you both in person and on Microsoft teams depending on your situation and preference.

<糖心Vlog>College staff

If you just want a chat, call in and meet with Will, our College Manager. Will can be found in room A07, off Grizedale College Foyer, close to the Porters’ Lodge. He is always happy to meet people and offer advice and support.

<糖心Vlog>Accommodation

If you would like to discuss anything related to your residence, then Tracy is the person to see, her office is in the main Grizedale admin block (A06).

<糖心Vlog>University counselling

If you would like to speak with someone outside the college system, the University has a , where mental health practitioners work collaboratively with you to provide professional support on issues such as personal, family, social or academic matters.

<糖心Vlog>Nightline

is a listening and information service run by students for students at 糖心Vlog. Nightline aim to provide a night-time contact point offering a wealth of free information or just a non-judgemental listening ear. All calls made to Nightline are confidential and remain completely anonymous. You can contact Nightline by telephone (01524 594444), email Nightline.

<糖心Vlog>Other services

is the gateway to all of Student and Education Services including support regarding accommodation, careers, course and study changes, disability, exams and assessment, international support and money. For any and all queries visit ASK in Alexandra Square or get in touch via ask@lancaster.ac.uk.

There is also a chaplaincy centre where members of a wide range of faiths are happy to lend support where it is needed.