Mental Health Support - Internal and External
Mental Health and Wellbeing Support at AUP SU
The Students' Union regularly runs events to support mental health and wellbeing, including for Mental Health Awareness Week, University Mental Health Day, and more.
We work with the University's Human Resources Team to ensure key University staff are Mental Health First Aid trained, and you can spot these staff by their pink lanyards (pictured right).
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We always aim to ensure the Student Union President and Student Union Manager are Mental Health First Aid trained and undergo additional training in the form of ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training.

Mental Health and Wellbeing Support at AUP
At Arts University Plymouth, the Student Support services offer help with everything from finance issues to disability, as well as counselling, mindfulness, acupuncture and more. You can find out about the Student Support team and what they offer by emailing them at studentsupport@aup.ac.uk.

Mental Health Support in Plymouth
Livewell South West provides a wide range of services for people requiring support to improve or manage their mental health, including a 24/7 Crisis Line.
The Zone is one support system in the city, offering budgeting, debt and money advice, information and support, mental health support, housing and homelessness help, sexual health and relationships advice, and more. You can find The Zone on Union Street.
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Plymouth Domestic Abuse Services provide support for men, women and children who need advice and protection from domestic abuse. They offer a wide range of help including a refuge and one to one support and confidential advice.
Harbour are a Plymouth-based substance misuse charity that provides support for those with complex lives.
There are lots of other support networks across Plymouth that provide help and advice for a wide range of issues, you can find more on the Student Support section of the portal or by searching through the Hub of Hope, by service type and location.
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In an emergency, always call 999.
