All give advice on money management, the availability of loans, Access and other Hardship Funds, and sources of postgraduate funding. Students with disabilities Students with disabilities are welcomed at Warwick and the University s Disability Statement provides a full account of services and support offered to students with disabilities, including dyslexia. The campus is generally very accessible, and both the Students Union building and the Arts Centre in particular have made considerable investments in facilitating access. The Centre is situated at the heart of central campus and contains the offices of the Anglican, Roman Catholic, Free Church and Jewish chaplains, who are always glad to meet students socially and pastorally. For Muslim students there is a dedicated prayer room on campus.
Halal food is easily available in the local area.
Advice and Welfare Services Advice and Welfare is a non-judgemental service run by professional advisers. They can advise you on a wide range of subjects, from housing to immigration, rights at work to consumer legislation. For quick enquiries, an e-mail service is available, along with a fact sheet which can be downloaded from the Student Union website . Advice and Welfare Services is open five days a week, and is based in the Students Union building. All rights reserved.