Student Health
Student health is made up of two professional Nurses, they provide support and guidance to enable students to more confidently manage their health.
Look After Your Health
The Nurse Health Advisors offer confidential support and advice on a variety of health-related issues, including sexual health, pregnancy and pregnancy loss. If you have a chronic health condition we can also work with you to create a SARA/RAWE (support and reasonable adjustments for study) and ensure you are safe and supported at University.
The Registered Nurse Health Advisers are approachable and willing to listen to any concerns in confidence. These may include issues such as:
- Health concerns and information on a variety of health issues
- Minor injuries and illness
- Self-care advice
- Concerns regarding friends, family or other students
- Academic issues relating to health and wellbeing
- Mitigating circumstances
- Healthy eating / eating disorders
- Drug, alcohol support and smoking cessation
- Self-harm
- Sexual Health / condoms / screening
- Sexuality and gender
- Pregnancy (planned or unplanned) including undertaking a risk assessment
- Pregnancy loss
- Sexual Assault, issues around consent and healthy relationships
- Sign-posting to other Professionals, within and external to the University
Email: studenthealth@chi.ac.uk
Mobile: 07739 983 703
Phone: 01243 816111
Book an appointment via the Student Support Portal
The following booklet has lots of helpful health and wellbeing information, with links to our local doctors’ surgeries (support with registering with a local GP) and university support services: Click here to download the Health and Wellbeing Information Leaflet
If you or anyone you know has concerns relating to sexual misconduct, sexual assault or domestic abuse, we encourage you to contact the Nurse Health Advisors for confidential advice and support.
The booklet on the following page contains helpful guidance and information for those dealing with sexual violence, assault and misconduct: Click here to download the Health and Support After Sexual Assault Leaflet
If you don’t feel you can tell us about it directly, please consider using our anonymous reporting page
