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Faculty of Maths Wellbeing webpageWelcome to the Faculty of Maths Wellbeing webpage. The aim of this page is to
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Health ChecksThe University of Cambridge Sports Service is working in collaboration with Healthy Nudge to provide a mobile health check service, allowing you to access important data about your health without travelling far from your office. Health checks take place in our mobile clinic space with two options available: Health Check - £15This Health Check measures Body Composition (Body Water, Minerals, Protein, Body Fat and Muscle Mass), Blood Pressure, Oxygen Saturation, Pulse Rate, Peak Flow and Grip Strength. Health Check PLUS - £30This Health Check repeats the tests available in the standard health check but also measures Total Cholesterol and Blood Glucose. Health checks are available to book online at www.healthynudge.co.uk/bookings Here’s where you can find us over the next few weeks:
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University of Cambridge Botanic GardenThe Faculty now holds corporate membership and members of the departments can borrow a card to gain free entry to the Garden from CMS Reception. Please remember to return the card after use. |
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CMS Student WellbeingUniversity of Cambridge’s Student support pages
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Key dates and upcoming eventsMay: Mental Health Awareness week The University is taking part in Mental Health Awareness Week (13 - 19 May 2024), a national initiative from the Mental Health Foundation that aims to put a spotlight on the importance and benefits of looking after your mental health. The theme for this year is ‘Movement: moving for your mental health.’
10-14 June: BNF Healthy Eating Week 10-16 June: Men's Health Week 10-16 June Carers week 10 September: World Suicide Prevention Day 23-27 September International Happiness at Work Week 2024 7-11 October: National Work Life Week 10 October: World Mental Health Day 18 October: World Menopause Day Movember: Men's Health Awareness Month 6 November: National Stress Awareness Day 13 November: World Kindness Day |
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Wellbeing / Photography WalkLloyd Mann from OEAC is offering some free wellbeing photography walks for staff across the University. The sessions are designed to help you take better photographs, whilst also allowing you time to enjoy fresh air and exercise, which we know is beneficial for our mental health. The sessions aim to teach simple steps that will help you take great photographs using your own smart phone or camera, with a no-pressure, hands-on approach. We help you think about what makes good subject matter, and support you with angles and framing, allowing you to get the best shot possible. To make the session accessible, we limit it to an hour during office hours, taking place just outside of or to your own department or college in groups of 5-10. To register your interest please email Lloyd Mann - ljm67@cam.ac.uk
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Recordings of EventsRecordings from Digital Digest Sessions
Recordings from Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 Live events on Stream will be retired on 15 September 2023. Please use live events on Teams instead |
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University linksUniversity and College staff and students resident in Cambridge are eligible to join Qwell – a new online counselling and wellbeing platform launched this month by MIND (Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire). Qwell provides confidential chat-based counselling from qualified counsellors, free of charge. While this government-funded online service is not intended to be a replacement for face to face counselling, it does provide an alternative for those unable to access face to face counselling services. How support services contribute to WellbeingThe University recognises that at times individual members of staff might experience difficulties in their personal lives or in their employment circumstances which can affect their wellbeing. If you are having difficulties, you may find it helpful to speak to your line manager or departmental administrator. However there are also several other sources of advice and support available to you within the University. Internal and external sources of support can be found here LinkedIN Learning - wellbeing pathwayUniversity of Cambridge recommendations and learning paths for your wellbeing. Resources to Support Colleagues Experiencing Loneliness We have curated a broad range of resources to support those experiencing loneliness, and to inform those wishing to understand more about loneliness and its impact on individuals. If you have not already seen it, there is a Wellbeing LinkedIn Learning Hub which has a new learning pathway on Loneliness and Compassion. This really is well worth forwarding to colleagues (as appropriate). Link to the MHAW Resources Homepage: https://www.wellbeing.admin.cam.ac.uk/2022-mental-health-awareness-week-0/resources Link to the Wellbeing LinkedIn Learning Hub: https://universityofcambridgecloud.sharepoint.com/sites/LinkedInLearning/SitePages/Wellbeing.aspx Equality, Diversity & InclusionThe University of Cambridge is committed in its pursuit of academic excellence to equality of opportunity and to a proactive and inclusive approach to equality, which supports and encourages all under-represented groups, promotes an inclusive culture, and values diversity. A pdf version of the ED&I Newsletter is available here. The ED&I Diversity calendar can be viewed here. Staff Diversity NetworksStaff Diversity Networks provide a safe forum to network, socialise, share and receive support and advice in relation to protected groups, with events run over the year. They are open to individuals who work for the University, a College or an associated institution and include networks for women, LGBT+ staff, parents and carers and those who self-identify as being from a racial minority ethnic background and/or who have an interest in the topic of race. The Diversity Networks for staff currently include: - * LGBT+ Staff Network * REN [Race Equality Network] * WSN [Women’s Staff Network] * SPACE [Supporting Parents and Carers at Cambridge] * Disabled Staff Network For more details and to join a network, please visit the webpage
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Wellbeing AdvocatesAdvocates provide confidential guidance and signposting to staff and students in the Faculty in matters relating to wellbeing, including mental and physical health, as well as dignity at work concerns. Additionally Advocates can develop and promote local wellbeing ideas and communicate University-wide wellbeing initiatives There is currently one Advocate in the Faculty of Mathematics, Julia Blackwell. Please feel free to speak to her in confidence with any concerns you may have. We would be really pleased to welcome others to join us particularly from the academic community of CMS. If you would be interested in becoming an Advocate please see the Wellbeing Advocates webpages. |
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