Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) - Information Stands in the Students’ Union

What: Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) - Information Stands (delivered by current students and DDSS staff)

When: You are welcome to drop in any time during the following sessions:

Where: The Students’ Union Plaza (near the Welcome Desk in the main entrance foyer)

DDSS is a friendly and confidential service that provides advice and support for disabled students.

We support all students who:

have a specific learning difficulty (SpLD)/learning difference like dyslexia or dyspraxia
have a mental health condition such as depression or an anxiety disorder
have a long-standing illness or health condition like epilepsy or chronic fatigue syndrome
are autistic
have ADHD
have a physical impairment or mobility difficulty
are blind or partially sighted
are D/deaf or hearing impaired
have a speech, language or communication difficulty (e.g. a stammer)
have any other long-term impairment or condition that has an impact on your studies

Are you a student who:

Hasn't set up your DDSS support yet?
Would like to chat with other students about their experience of accessing DDSS?
Isn't sure if you're eligible for support?
Would like to know more about the types of support available?
Thinks you might have ADHD, autism, or a specific learning difference (SpLD), like dyslexia?
Has any questions about DDSS?

If so, come and chat with us at one of our information stands!

All students from every course and level of study are welcome.

If you’re unable to visit us in the SU but would like to know more about DDSS, please visit the DDSS website for further information.

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