Arc Wellness

What is Arc Wellness?

Arc Wellness is all about:

De-stigmatising the conversation surrounding mental health at uni
Sharing resources to help students care for their mental wellbeing and find support services
Make campus a brighter and healthier place for everyone

Uni can be tough. A lot of students experience mental stress, low mood, loneliness and relationship issues at some point during their degree- which isn't always easy to manage, especially alongside the pressure of academic work.

The good news is that when you're feeling the pressure of juggling uni, work, relationships and health there are heaps of other people who understand what you're going through. Including us! Read through our support, wellbeing and digital resources below or get involved to learn new skills, meet new friends and contribute to a more vibrant and safe campus!

Support

Sometimes you or a friend may not be feeling completely yourself. You're not alone and help is available right now. Click here to see your support options.

Wellness Resources

Here you will find resources made specifically for students and young adults, to make this period of life a little easier

Get Involved - Volunteer With Us!

Click here to make friends, learn new skills and give back to the student community!

Lifestyles x Arc Wellness

Got questions that feel too awkward to ask? We're teaming up with Lifestyles to give you the answers!

Financial Wellness | by Money Magazine

Students are being impacted by Cost of Living. Read these articles to get the info you need about your money.

If you or a friend are in an emergency situation, call emergency services on 000.

If you are experiencing an emergency on campus, the SafeZone app connects students directly with our 24/7 campus security team for wellbeing support, reporting concerns and suspicious activities, first aid, and more covering both urgent and non-urgent situations. They can respond immediately and coordinate with emergency services if needed.

You can contact Campus Protective Services on 9385 6666 for immediate help. If you do not need immediate assistance, you can also contact UNSW Security Operations on 9385 6000 for their non-urgent line.

If you or a friend are struggling with suicidal ideation, call Lifeline 24/7 on 13 11 14.

If you feel you need immediate mental health support, contact UNSW Mental Health Connect on 9385 5418 or text on 0485 826 595

Support is available for you right now.