Both the Students’ Union and University have support services that can help you cope with the different pressures of exams. If you are worried about yourself, or a friend, you can contact them directly for support and advice:

• Students' Union Advice Centre – advice on academic related issues, including academic appeals, personal mitigating circumstances, disciplinary issues and complaints. Call 0161 351 5400 or email advicecentre-ussu@salford.ac.uk with your query
• Nightline - listening service from 8pm till 8am. Call the number on the back of your student card or email nightmail@nightline.manchester.ac.uk
• AskUS – For advice, information and support on all areas of university life. Call 0161 295 0023 or email askus@salford.ac.uk
• Wellbeing and Counselling Service – someone to speak to if something is causing you particular stress or concern as well as longer term professional support. Call 0161 295 7008
• Multi-Faith Chaplaincy Service 
• Your school – it is important to let your school know if you are experiencing any difficulties.
• University Medical Centre – for general physical and mental health concerns. Doctors can refer students on to relevant services and make recommendations to the University about your exam arrangements. Call on 0161 295 4209/4287
• Samaritans - confidential non-judgmental emotional support, 24 hours a day. Call 08457 90 90 90
• Disability and Dyslexia Support Services  - provide support and advice for disabled students and can make sure exams are accessible for all students. They can make recommendations to the University about exam arrangements. Call 0161 295 9000 or email disability@salford.ac.uk
• International Student Support

Have a look at more useful contacts for further support and advice on other welfare issues.