Answered By: Nadia Woods
Last Updated: Feb 01, 2023     Views: 208

Student Services

Student Services can offer initial advice to young adult carers and if appropriate can allocate a dedicated member of staff to support them through their studies. This named contact in Student Services can act as a link between the student, the University, the student's local authority and other external agencies and is available for one-to-one support on all aspects of University life.

  • Advice / support is offered on any aspect of how caring responsibilities may affect academic studies eg. Meeting deadlines, attendance of lectures
  • Student Services may forward details to departments to agree a support plan if required.
  • Agreed support plans are reviewed and updated as required.

In order to access support you will need to register with Student Services. To make an appointment, email: money@liverpool.ac.uk or call 0151 794 5863

Library Support

Library services are offered flexibly (24/7, different ways of accessing help, self-service issue and return etc) to everybody including anyone with a SSIS plan. Carers along with other students who have a Student Support Information Sheet (SSIS) can also give authorisation for nominated friends to pick up books on their behalf.

Student Services will email registered carers details to the University Library and a note will be added to the student's account indicating that they are a carer and will need additional help. 

Further support and bursary

The Widening Participation and Outreach team provide a range of engaging activities, which aims to support young people to build their confidence, skills and increase knowledge and awareness of higher education.

The University also provides a bursary for students who are young adult carers. 

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