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Unite Students' Emma Taylor
05/01/2024
In Conversation With

In Conversation With: Emma Taylor, Unite Students’ Employee of the Year 2023

Emma Taylor is Unite Students’ General Manager for Nottingham, home to our new 705-bed Morriss House property. She won Employee of the Year at the company’s 2023 Stars Awards.
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Unite Students is offering unique 24/7 wellbeing and mental health services.
30/10/2023
Press releases

Unite Students provides new 24/7 wellbeing specialist support

Unite Students, the UK’s leading provider of student accommodation, is offering unique 24/7 wellbeing and mental health services to 70,000 students.
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12/10/2022
In Conversation With

In conversation with: Luke Brooker helps support wellbeing on our development sites

In conversation with Luke Brooker, Head of Delivery at Unite Students. He spoke to us about his role, mental health, wellbeing initiatives onsite and overcoming practical challenges to deliver these.
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Black and white headshot of Caleb Rooke
10/10/2022
In Conversation With

In conversation with: Caleb Rooke, HR Advisor and Wellbeing Champion

On World Mental Health Day, Caleb spoke to us about his role as a Wellbeing Champion at Unite Students and why it is important for the business to offer support to employees.
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First year students can be especially prone to feelings of loneliness at university
13/01/2022
Higher Education blogs

How Higher Education can support students through loneliness

Kerry Watson, Student Support Manager, shares some insight into loneliness and how we’re aiming to tackle it over January and February.
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Sam Kingsley, EDI and Wellbeing Manager at Unite Students
15/11/2021
Higher Education blogs

Interview: Embedding Equality, Diversity & Inclusion and Wellbeing at Unite Students

We caught up with Sam Kingsley - our Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) and Wellbeing Manager - to find out about her work at Unite so far.
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'Look after your mate' is a pilot scheme that educates students on how they can support their friends through a rough patch, and where they can signpost to
11/11/2021
Higher Education blogs

‘Look after your mate’: Our new peer support initiative

We’ve launched a pilot of ‘Look after your mate’ workshops for students, to guide them on what to do if a friend is struggling. Jenny Dalzell, Student Support Manager, shares more about this initiative, including what it involves, why we’re doing it, and how we’re doing it.
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This month, our 'A Day in the Life Of...' interviewee is Jenny Dalzell, Unite Students' Student Support Manager for Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham.
27/10/2021
Higher Education blogs

A Day in the Life of… a Student Support Manager

In our feature series A Day in the Life Of…, we introduce some of our people on the front lines at Unite Students, working to make students’ accommodation experience the best it can be. This time, our interviewee is Jenny Dalzell, the Student Support Manager for Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham, who has been with us for two and a half years.
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