Worried about something? We’re here to help
College should be a fun and exciting place where you can learn new things and make friends. But sometimes, life can feel a bit tough, and that’s totally okay. At Nottingham College, we’ve got a team of friendly people called Wellbeing Mentors who are here to support you.
What’s a Wellbeing Mentor?
Wellbeing Mentors are kind, understanding adults you can talk to if something’s bothering you. They’ll listen and help you figure things out in a safe, private space.
You can talk to them about things like:
- Feeling sad, anxious, or stressed (especially around exams)
- Problems at home or with friends
- Bullying or feeling unsafe
- Struggling to come to college on time
- Money worries
- If you’re caring for someone at home
- If you’ve lost someone close to you
- If you’re unsure about your identity or how you feel
- Anything else that’s on your mind
Nothing is too big or too small. If it’s bothering you, we want to help.
How to get help
It’s easy to get in touch with a Wellbeing Mentor. You can:
- Email: wellbeing@nottinghamcollege.ac.uk
- Ask a tutor or staff member to help you contact them
- Call us: 0115 9100 100
You don’t have to go through anything alone. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
