Wellbeing at Hartpury 2021

Faith and belief Hartpury University and Hartpury College is a diverse community of people, many of whom have religious and other beliefs. As part of its commitment to equality and diversity and to creating a tolerant and inclusive community, Hartpury recognises it is important that all are treated with equal dignity and respect. This includes respect for religious or other beliefs. Hartpury supports the free practice of religion by its staff and students. The Chaplain is available to all students and staff who may wish to ask questions or have company on their religious or faith journey. Contacts Chaplain | 01452 702194 | chaplaincy@hartpury.ac.uk • University students have access to support via the Achievement Success Centre, details of which can be found via Moodle. Contacts Hartpury Nurse | 01452 702174 Wellbeing Officer | 01452 702327 | wellbeing@hartpury.ac.uk www.actionforhappiness.org • Help other people – helping people who are often in situations worse than yours will help you put your problems into perspective. The more you give, the more resilient and happy you feel. If you don’t have time to volunteer, try to do someone a favour every day. • Accept the things you cannot change – changing a difficult situation isn’t always possible. Try to concentrate on the things you do have control over. If you can’t change it, change the way you think about it. • Fitness – your mental and physical ability and wellbeing will help you cope with the challenges presented. • Reach out – call on others to help you meet that challenge that you are facing.

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