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Breakfast: Mon-Fri 8:00-9:30 (Buttery)
Brunch: Sat 11:00-12:30, Sun 10:30-12:00
Lunch: Mon-Fri 12.00-13:45
Dinner: Mon-Fri 17:50-19:20, Sat-Sun 17:50-19:00
Out of term times will be displayed locally.
Airbeds and accompanying bedding can be booked on the college intranet
An automated email will be sent specifying how to collect, inflate and return the mattress
There is a flat charge of £5 for 1-3 nights, as well as a deposit of £20 should the mattress or bedding be damaged, lost or not returned appropriately
All charges are handled automatically through the college intranet
Phone: 01223 334900
Email: porters@christs.cam.ac.uk
Phone: 01223 715715
App: download
Contains dates and timings of lectures, labs, and other department-organised events
You can subscribe to the calendar to automatically add the events to your personal devices
Course resources and information
Tutor meetings
Study skills
Access to Cambridge Libraries Collections
Online resources
Useful citations
Exam results
Course enrollments
Academic and personal record
Supervision reports
Navigate the job market
Connect with employers
Access consultations
Early career network for students
Apply to internships and graduate positions
Attend virtual events
Access a list of Christ's Alumni
Use these account details to login (Christ's Undergrads only)
Shows walk-in / contact hours for tutors
It is best to visit your own tutor if possible, but you can always see any Tutor without an appointment
At all times other times (24/7), a Duty Tutor will be available via the porter's lodge
You can contact Zain + Chris by their emails, which can be found on the committee page.
You can also DM them on the @ChristsWelfare instagram page, if you'd prefer.
Allows students to directly book four types of appointments
Freshers Introduction Appointment (Michaelmas term only): an opportunity to have a get to know a student that may have a physical, mental health or disability/accessibility need, to ensure that adequate support is in place
Wellbeing Drop-in: a 30m chat about wellbeing and/or small issues that students may be facing (a preventative approach, to help stop small issues becoming bigger ones)
Physical Health Appointments: 20m duration, for all non-urgent physical health issues and queries or review of ongoing conditions
Mental Health Appointments: 45min duration, for students who are experiencing mental health issues that are impacting on their day-to-day life and academics
If you can't find a suitable appointment time, please email Christ's Nurse
An appointment-based support service for all undergraduates, graduates and postgraduates, open Mon-Fri 9:00-17:00 (except for Bank Holidays and when the SU is closed)
Phone: 01223 746999
Email: advice@cambridgesu.co.uk
Request an Appointment: link
For regular appointments, see College Health & Wellbeing Appointments
For enquiries and urgent appointments: nurse@christs.cam.ac.uk
Mon, Wed: 10:00-12:30 and 14:00-15:30
Tue, Thu, Fri: 10:30-12:30
Gives useful information about traditional and non-traditional sexual practices
Includes information about LGBT+ relationships, hygiene best-practices, sex work as a student, and sexual assault / abuse
The documnent is not intended to promote any particular practices, but to help ensure that people stay safe regardless of their preferences
Access to contraception, routine sexual health screenings, treatment for sexually transmitted infections, and related advice
Kits can be ordered online
Phone: 03003 003030
Address: Lime Tree Clinic, Brookfields Hospital, Sexual Health and Contraception, 351 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB13DF
A safe, anonymous online space providing 24/7 access to an online global community to share your thoughts, complete self-guided courses, and help manage your wellbeing
You can sign up using your Cambridge email address
A registered charity aimed at providing 24/7 emotional support to anyone
Phone: 116123
Email: jo@samaritans.org
A night-time listening support service, open from 19:00-7:00 during term time for students from Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin
Instant messaging: link
Phone: 01223 744444
Skype: Cambridge.Nightline
A 24/7 confidential service for anyone struggling to cope
Text SHOUT to 85258
Despite the warnings about being charged, the service is free for EE, O2, Three, Vodafone, Virgin Mobile, BT Mobile, Giffgaff, Sky, Telecom Plus, Lebara, Tesco Mobile and iD Mobile users
Contains details about the many services available to anyone wanting to use the Christ's library.
A confidential and accessible service for disabled students and staff supporting them, providing guidance for current and prospective disabled students, developing support programmes and training for University and college staff
Tell the DRC about your support requirements: link
To get advice on being assessed for a specific learning difficulty, email with the subject heading 'Diagnostic Assessment'
Email: disability@admin.cam.ac.uk
Phone: 01223 332301
The campaign and community for disabled students within the University of Cambridge.
Comprised of all Cam students who have or have had a disability, as well as the DSC committee (including the full time Disabled Students' Officer, and college and campaign DSOs).
A confidential helpline for those who identify as LGBT+
Instant Messaging: link
Phone: 03003 300630 (10am-10pm everyday)
Email: chris@switchboard.lgbt
Every Christ's student is given a £1,200 grant for the duration of your degree
You can withdraw up to £400 of this per academic year (this doesn't have to be all at once, you can send in multiple forms throughout the year)
The Flexible Grant can be spent on a wide range of things (e.g. extra nights of accommodation in college; books relevant to your degree; extra curricular activities like sports or societies)
The annual deadline for withdrawals is 30th June
You can withdraw your grant using the application form on the page linked above
The University gives bursaries of varying sizes to any students with household income under £62,215 who has taken out a student loan
No application is needed, as you will be automatically considered based on your Student Finance Application
It is given in three installments, a few weeks into each term
If you are experiencing financial hardship or specific financial issues, please reach out to your Tutor
There are a range of grants from which tutors can provide money to deal with any cases of hardship
If you would like some advice on your situation and don't feel comfortable speaking to your personal Tutor, please reach out to either another Tutor or a JCR Officer (such as Welfare or Class Act), who will be happy to talk and offer guidance
Cambridge SU has a useful page dedicated to resources for financial hardship, linked here
You can also contact the SU for advice through the Student Advice Service
There are many grants available for summer travel for all students
You can apply to any applicable grants using a single form, linked on the intranet (link above)
The deadline is typically around late April
There are 5 funds available to a small range of humanities degrees
The JCR supports the financing of various college activities and amenities
All expenditure eligible for reimbursement from the JCR e.g. college society activities, JCR committee spendings and other subsidies can be claimed through the form linked above
This includes the Free Prescription Scheme that provides support for students who need to pay for their medications
Support is available for students staying in the Long Vacation for academic reasons
No specific funding for accomodation is available for the Easter or Christmas vacations (beyond the Flexible Grant)
There are various other funds for specific causes, like sporting excellence, or furthering humanities' studies
The Levy-Plumb Fund for Humanities can ve used for long vacation residence in college, language courses, research etc
Apply via the form on the intranet page linked above