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Student Welfare Service
IMPORTANT COVID-19 MESSAGE:
To keep us all safe, Student Wellbeing Services (Counselling, Disability and Welfare) are offering students the next available online appointment. If you require a face-to-face appointment, please discuss this with Wellbeing staff at the time of booking.
To keep us all safe, Student Wellbeing Services (Counselling, Disability and Welfare) are offering students the next available online appointment. If you require a face-to-face appointment, please discuss this with Wellbeing staff at the time of booking.
Who are we?
The Student Welfare team understands that life can get in the way of your studies and wellbeing. We’re here to guide and support you through unexpected times in your university journey.
We’re a team of trained professionals and can provide support, advice and referrals for the following: financial hardship, advocacy, accommodation, and University applications and processes.
We also provide tailored support to Student Carers, International students, and Asylum Seeker Scholarship holders.
Contact us
We encourage you to book an appointment with one of our friendly Welfare Officers via welfareservice@westernsydney.edu.au or 1300 668 370 (option 4 then option 1).
Please be assured that our services are free and confidential.
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