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SRSH is expanding

If there is no group running at your university, get in touch! In the past we have worked with student volunteers who would like to set up a group, students with mental health problems who would like a group running at their university to support them, and university staff who feel their students would benefit from the SRSH project. For more information about what its like to volunteer with SRSH, check out our Volunteer   page and for more information about the process of setting up a group check out the booklet that we've written to explain this process for university staff. 

It costs us £1,600 to run a project at one university for one year. To find out how to help us fund raise to support our expansion, check out our Support Us  pages or get in touch with the SRSH project manager -  

Finally, if you'd like to hear from people we have worked with in the past, please visit Our Impact .

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We are kindly supported by Comic Relief, the Welton Foundation, UnLtd and Student Hubs.

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