If you have a learning need, a disability, emotional/mental health condition, or long-term health condition there is help available at university.
We have created a guide that explains:
- What support is available
- How to ask for it
- Where to go for good advice
Read our Going to university and getting help guide.
Unifish
The unifish website provides a guide to higher education in London for those who need a little more support.
Get Ready for Success: Wellbeing & Disability Support at University
Join Aimhigher London team, for an interactive day designed for learners with additional needs.
Discover how universities support wellbeing, inclusion, and accessibility.
What’s included:
- Tips on disclosure (letting Universities know about the support you need) and why it matters
- Hands-on assistive technology demos
- Campus tour showcasing accessibility
- Conversations with student ambassadors
- Guidance on Disabled Students Allowance
This event is perfect for students with long-term health conditions, physical or sensory needs, or neurodivergence, for example dyslexia, ADHD, autism.
Bring a parent, teacher, or friend - or come solo! School groups welcome.
Don’t miss this chance to prepare for a supported and successful university experience!
- Date: 22 April 2026
- Location: St Mary's University, Twickenham
- Time: 9.30am to 3pm