Coronavirus Recovery: advice and latest information

Community@CampusLife

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Helping you be a good neighbour

What our Community team can do for you:

As a student living off-campus, you're a member resident of the Swansea community.

We're here to support any students living off-campus in any way that we can. That could include:

Help mediate and resolve any issues with housemates or noise complaints
Be your voice in the local community
Carry out home visits
Promoting positive engagement between students and the local community

The Community Grant

You could be granted up to £250 with our Community Grant to use for project that aids the cohesiveness of geographical community area where there are student and non-student residents.

You can find the criteria and short application process on our webpages.

Join our Facebook Group

For all things Faith & Community

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Volunteer with Discovery

Help improve your local community

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Guides & Advice:

Cars on Campus

Fuel up your bank account and help the environment by not bringing a car to Swansea

Moving Out

The process of moving out of your off-campus accommodation has become more complicated due to COVID-19.

See our hints and tips to make moving out as smooth as possible.

Dealing with Neighbourhood Conflict

We wrote up some advice for community members on how to deal with different types of conflict and the steps you can take. Even as a temporary resident you are a member of the local community and should be treated as such.

Student Recycling & Waste Guide

If you’re living off campus in aren’t student property you will need to use the council kerbside recycling and rubbish collection service to manage your waste properly.

Find all the essential information on the Swansea Council webpage and get it sorted.