LGBTQ+ Rep All colleges should have an LGBTQ+ rep, and they are normally happy to give advice on welfare related issues, although few are trained.
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Rainbow PeersRainbow Peers are a branch of the peer support programme run by the University Counselling Service designed to support LGBTQ+ Students in Oxford. Contact via their Facebook.
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COLLEGE NURSEMost colleges have some sort of nurse (perhaps shared with other colleges) who is usually around most days during the week who can be a first point of contact for questions. They are generally quite quick and easy to contact but may not have the right information to help you out with specific LGBTQ+ health-related issues.
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College welfareColleges may have Tutors or Deans assigned to student welfare, and some even have specific LGBTQ+ Welfare fellows. These people should be able to help with any college related issues.
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college gpYour GP may have more generalised training and expertise to help you with any issues. Depending on your college, you can either make an appointment directly or through the college nurse.
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The societyIf there’s any issue that we can help you with, feel free to contact any committee member via email or in person, or message the Facebook page. Any discussion is confidential and if we aren’t able to help you out with your problem, we’ll try to point you to someone who can. Our contact details can be found on the committee page.
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University CounsellinG Service Generally regarded as lovely people, and easy to make an appointment with. Don’t be put off by the formal name, there really is no problem too small to see them. We have mixed reports as to their knowledge of LGBTQ+ issues.
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oxfordnightline.orgAn excellent resource, especially at night when other resources are shut.
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