Internal Support

• The University's Multi-Faith Chaplaincy:  who are there for everyone: staff and students of all faiths and none. 
• The Chaplaincy- What's On
• The Chaplaincy- Meet the Team and Contact a Chaplain

External Support

• Jewish Care: offer different services for Jewish people who are experiencing emotional difficulties and distress or coping with mental health problems. Such as housing, rehabilitation centres, employment and support groups. 
• Muslim Youth Helpline: is a charity which provides faith and culturally sensitive services to young Muslim people in the UK. 
• Nour: provides Islamic support and advice through Islamic advisors (male and female) who are from a range of different Islamic schools of thought.
• The Sikh Helpline: established over 25 years ago, The Sikh Helpline has developed itself to be a trusted point of contact for members of the community in dealing with a range of issues, especially those linked to cultural and social taboos. 
• The Quran for Hospitals Project: is a scheme providing Quran speakers to hospitals in the UK. You can donate or request speakers.
• Union of Jewish Students: are the voice of over 8,500 Jewish students, spanning 67 Jewish Societies (J-Socs) on campuses across the UK and Ireland. 

• Jewish Women’s Aid: provides confidential, accessible, empowering and culturally sensitive advocacy and support for Jewish women and children affected by domestic violence. 
• Muslim Women’s Network: operate a national specialist faith and culturally sensitive helpline that is confidential and non-judgemental, which offers information, support, guidance and referrals for those who are suffering from or at risk of abuse or facing problems on a range of issues. 

• Being Alongside: a national Christian-based voluntary association that recognises the importance of spiritual values and support in mental health. 
• Jami UK: Jami is the specialist provider of mental health services in the Jewish community.
• Mental Health 4 Muslims:  is an American website that give information about mental health issues that are both clinically supported and helpful for Islamic people. 
• Muslim Community Helpline: a national organisation providing listening and emotional support service for members of the Muslim community in the UK. 
• Sikh Your Mind: aims to increase awareness of mental health difficulties in the Sikh community.
• Spiritual Crisis Network: recognise the link between mental health and spirituality for some people and have support groups across the country. 

• CST: is Community Security Trust, a charity that protects British Jews from antisemitism and related threats. You can report antisemitism directly to CST, as well as receiving psychological support tailored to the Jewish community's needs. 
• Tell Mama: are an independent, non-governmental organisation which works on tackling anti-Muslim hatred. The MAMA Project will provide a means for such incidents to be reported, recorded and analysed, working to ensure this data is accurate and reliable and the victims and witnesses affected receive support.  

Multi-Faith Warwick Communities: 

• AhlulBayt Islamic Society
•  Buddhist Society
• Catholic Society
• Christian Union
• Hindu Society:
• Islamic Society
• Jewish Israeli Society
• Krishna Consciousness Society
• Sikh Society
• Student Christian Movement

• Multi-Faith Staff Network: This Network provides an opportunity for LGBTUA+ staff to meet, share their experiences, discuss related issues, and organise.