As part of the Cost of Living Strategy, Warwick SU is running our own foodbank, to offer you help if you need it. If you or a friend, peer or house mate is struggling for funds, please do come along and take some of the cupboard staples being offered.

Organised by your Vice President Welfare and Campaigns, Tomi Amole, and your Part Time Officer for Widening Participation, Kieran Barry, we are glad to finally have this service up and running.

We will not ask or request any proof, evidence or reason for your need to access the food bank to ensure that you can get exactly what you need. As a result, we ask kindly that you take only what you need as supplies are limited and we want as many students to be able to access as many products as possible.

We will provide a variety of cupboard goods, such as dried pasta, rice, cereal, tinned vegetables and fruit, and similar.

If you would like to volunteer to help run the foodbank, you can find further details and sign up here.

This practical, hands-on web-based session will give you the opportunity to practise a group work activity. Come along and experience a group exercise and receive feedback from the team in a safe environment.

The Student Experience Division is excited to invite international students to an International Student Roundtable on 16 March 2023. This is an opportunity to share your views and experiences since arriving at Warwick, to tell us what’s going well, and areas where we could improve the international student experience.

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Collaboration with Warwick E-Sports Centre for a free drop-in gaming sessions in the Library, for Postgrad students! Free snacks and refreshments available.

This masterclass provides you with a snapshot of strategies and tips you can use to improve your own wellbeing. You can explore the topic in your own time with our masterclass video. The aim is to give you tools you can use to reflect on your own experiences during, and after you have taken part. How to take part Join us at a live online session Watch our masterclass video in your own time

A weekly 3-5k walk around the campus, as a part of the Run Talk Run initiative to make both movement and mental health support less intimidating, and more accessible. Walk Talk walk is: - free to join, just register here - open to all abilities, no one is left behind - a friendly and welcoming environment to meet new people, to share and listen to others