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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 ChecksStaff Wellbeing has partnered with Healthy You Lifestyle Services to offer free NHS Health Checks for eligible staff aged 40–74. These checks are designed to identify early signs of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, and dementia. Even if you feel well, your risk of developing these conditions increases with age. A Health Check can help detect issues early and support you in reducing future risks. For full details please visit the UoC_Staff Wellbeing sharepoint site. |
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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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Wellbeing Calendar of EventsThe calendar of events offers a programme of activities to educate and support mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing. Whether you want to focus on learning, movement, social connection, peer support or relaxation, from mental health and wellbeing training, mindfulness sessions and menopause cafes to physical activities and health checks, there’s something for everyone.
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University linksHow support services contribute to Wellbeing The 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 at Cambridge HubLinkedIn Learning is an online learning resource available for the staff and students of the University of Cambridge and its colleges. 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. The ED&I Diversity calendar can be viewed here. Diversity NetworksThe University's diversity plays a key role in sustaining its academic excellence, and these pages outline the institution's activities in progressing equality through its staff and student networks. This section provides information on these networks, their work and how you can get involved. The Networks are supported by the University's Equality Champions.
The Diversity Networks for staff currently include: - SPACE (Supporting Parents & Carers @ Cambridge)
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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 Current Advocates in the Faculty of Mathematics are Julia Blackwell and Kim Quiggin Please feel free to speak to them 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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