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Peer Support

Peer support is when people use their own experiences to help each other. There are different types of peer support, but they all aim to bring together people with shared experiences to support each other.

 

Peer Support Groups

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Practical Peer Support

Practical Peer Support sessions are for neurodivergent students / students with mental health difficulties (Including self-identification). They are a way to learn practical skills, strategies and information, share experiences and offer support to each other in an inclusive and supportive setting.

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Social Connect

Feeling lonely or isolated? Struggling to make friends? Need help boosting your mental health. Social Connect can help you create a routine, meet new people and try new things.

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Talk Club

Talk Club @ SHU is a peer developed and peer led talking and listening club for male identifying students. We are working on getting this group up and running again. Keep checking back for updates of if you have questions or want to volunteer as a Talk Club Captain, please get in touch by emailing student.wellbeing@shu.ac.uk

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Culture Connect

Join Sheffield Hallam’s biggest intercultural peer mentoring scheme to meet people from diverse backgrounds and make the most of your time in Sheffield! Sign up as a mentee or as a mentor.

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