Residential Wellbeing

If you're a student living in university halls, you'll be supported by a Residential Wellbeing Team.

Your Residential Wellbeing team helps to create safe, supportive and inclusive communities in our university accommodation. Alongside our Staff Residential Advisers, experienced students live and work in our accommodation as Student Residential Advisers, providing friendship and guidance to new students and offering a programme of social activities.

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Student Residential Advisers

We know that it may be easier to talk to a fellow student than a member of staff, so each flat is assigned a Student Residential Advisers (SRA). SRAs are senior students who live and work in the halls.

They provide student-to-student support and check in regularly to make sure that you are okay. They also help to organise and deliver social activities, creating opportunities for you to meet other students, develop a sense of belonging, and have fun.

SRAs work on a call-out and rota basis and are available to respond to more minor incidents overnight, for example if you are feeling homesick or lonely.

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Staff Residential Advisers

Staff Residential Advisers are members of staff that live and work on site, supporting students in the halls of residence. 

Staff Residential Advisers can offer advice and guidance to residents, and are primarily there to react to more serious incidents in the accommodation.

They also work over the weekend, providing overnight support to residents in case of an emergency.

Contact your staff adviser

  • Call 01273 641064
  • When: Every night of the year, including weekends and public holidays, 7.30pm–7.30am
  • Email reswellbeing@brighton.ac.uk

Information for current 91¶¶Òõ students

If you're a current student at the 91¶¶Òõ, you can find more information about residential wellbeing, including contact information for your SRAs, on My 91¶¶Òõ.