Men's Welfare

Last updated more than a month ago

Welcome to the Trinity College Men's Welfare Page! Your welfare reps. are Howard howard.coase@trinity.ox.ac.uk and Conor conor.kennedy@trinity.ox.ac.uk

We, and the whole peer support team, are here to make sure that you take away the best possible experience of Trinity College. If you have any problems, questions or issues you need to sorting out or just to talk about we are your go-to guys. If we can't offer you the help you need, or you don't feel comfortable talking to us then you are also welcome to approach any of the Peer Support Team, the Welfare Dean Emma Percy or the College Nurse, Alison Nichols. We can also get you in touch with welfare and peer support at other colleges if you'd rather not have something dealt with in college.

Keep in touch with us via the Trinity College Mens' Welfare facebook page. You can also contact us on the Welfare Email address menswelfare@trinity.ox.ac.uk or our personal emails.

We can provide:

Durex condoms (pleasuremax and extra-safe)
rape alarms
lubricant
information leaflets on a number of topics including illness, eating disorders,and bereavement.

Please pop round if you need any of the above or email menswelfare@trinity.ox.ac.uk and the items will be delivered to your pidge as quickly as possible. Requests will be treated in strictest confidence, so please don't feel shy about asking. Also remember that the condom machine in the Beer Cellar is now stocked and is on free vend.

Links

BBC Health: The BBC Health website contains extensive, and well-informed details on a number of health issues, including a large amount of information on sexual health aimed towards young people
JCR Welfare Handbook: You can also refer to the JCR Welfare Handbook [PDF].
NHS Direct: NHS Direct is a 24 hour helpline and website that can help to diagnose and advise on illnesses and action.
Nightline: Nightline is a listening and information service run for students and by students. You can call anytime between 8pm and 8am from 0th-9th week externally on 01865 270270 or internally on 70270, or pop down to the office at 16 Wellington Square to talk over coffee and biscuits for as long as you like.
Oxford Student Health & Welfare: This is the University Health and Welfare website... well laid out and easy to find information
Samaritans: Samaritans is available 24 hours a day to provide confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. Call 08457 90 90 90
Trinity College Peer Support: Trinity has a number of excellent Peer Supporters who run a number of events throughout term. Don't be afraid to get in touch with any of them