Student Safety Hub

Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas that’s hard to detect as it has no taste or smell. Read here on how to recognise symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning

Learning to cook? Hopefully you won't need it, but read our advice on minor burns and scalds in case your first meal goes wrong

Make sure you follow package instructions and cook your food properly. If not, you may need this advice

Left the oven on? Make you sure you know what to do if there's a fire in your flat

Excessive alcohol consumption can be life threatening. Read on how to identify if someone is experience alcohol poisoning

Drink spiking involves adding alcohol or drugs to a person’s drink with the intention of intoxicating them. Read what to do if you or someone else has been spiked

Narcotic drugs include morphine, heroine, and marijuana. Read what to do if someone is experiencing narcotic poisoning

Solvents include the inhalation of glues, gases and aerosols. Read what to do if someone is experiencing solvent drug poisoning

Stimulant and hallucinogen drugs include ecstasy, LSD, amphetamines and cocaine. Read what to do if someone is experiencing drug poisoning

Swallowed poisons include chemicals, fungi (mushrooms), and berries. Read what to do if someone is experiencing poisoning

University can be lonely and overwhelming at times. Find out how you can support you and your mates' mental health

Your university will have mental health support you can access. If you do not feel comfortable accessing support at uni, download our mental health line resource

Read our simple tips for improving your wellbeing

Protect your brain. Meningitis is an infection most common in babies and young adults. Find what to do if you or someone else contracts Meningitis

Mumps is most common among people born in the late 1990s and early 2000s who missed out on the MMR vaccine as children. Find out what to do if you believe you have Mumps

Learn how to apply a plaster

Learn how to make a sling for someone who has been injured

Here is our advice for how to treat someone with a suspected fracture

Find out what to look for and what to do

Learn how to treat common cuts and grazes

Read what to do if someone has injured their head