Supporting distressed students - university services

If you are a student feeling distressed for any reason, you can contact Campus Care | Te Papa Manaaki for support by filling out this form here here (Links to an external site.).. Staff and students can also fill out the form on behalf of a student who they're concerned about. If you'd like to be referred to Campus Care but are uncomfortable referring yourself, please reach out to a friend, a member of staff, or someone in our Support Network who can make a referral on your behalf.

Supporting distressed students guide (includes links to information on student wellbeing, wellbeing groups, and counselling services)

University counselling services (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.- Details about the counselling services available to students at the university

AUSA Advocacy (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.- this web page gives information about AUSA Advocacy services (which offer free support, advice and information to students about academic and non-academic issues).

Supporting distressed students - community support services

Youthline (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. - a collaboration of youth development organizations in NZ, working to provide support for young people, their families and those who care for them.

Helplines (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. - this webpage (on the Mental Health Foundation website) lists a number of specialist helplines, which could be really valuable to pass on. They are also listed in this PDF , which could be really useful to print off and keep on your wall (or pass on to students and colleagues).

HELP - support for people of all genders who have experienced or been threatened with sexual violence and abuse.

Aoake te Rā is a free therapeutic service for individuals and whānau needing specific support for bereavement by suicide.