To provide more information about the Disability and Inclusive Practice Service, we have produced a short online resource which covers specific areas of support, including Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) and Inclusive Learning Support Plans (ILSPs).
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What we do and key contacts: Disability and Inclusive Practice Services
Disability and Inclusive Practice Services and the Student Wellbeing Partnership Service support all students to make a successful transition to university life, as well as providing specialist advice, guidance, activities and events for disabled students, care leavers, estranged students and student carers.
Disability and Inclusive Practice Service
The Disability and Inclusive Practice Service work closely with academic and professional services staff across the University to ensure that appropriate support and reasonable adjustments for academic study are in place for disabled students. You can contact the Disability Service at any stage of your studies, however, contacting them at the earliest point is the best way to ensure that the support you need is in place at an early stage.
Further information about preparing for university life, Lancaster support processes and campus accessibility and parking is available on our website.
Disability and Inclusive Practice Service Contact details
Our usual opening hours are 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday (except Bank Holidays and University closure days.)
For general enquiries, Ask us a Question using our online form or email us.
Ask us a Question using our online form or via ASK Enquiries.
Phone: 01524 592111 (with answerphone)
Email: disability@lancaster.ac.uk
Postal address: Disability and Inclusive Practice Service, Student & Education Services, University House, Lancaster University, Lancaster LA1 4YW
Student Wellbeing Partnership Service
Our Student Wellbeing Partnership Service offer pastoral support to help students to settle in, connect with others and look after your wellbeing. The team co-ordinate a variety of programmes and events including Peer and Group mentoring, the Wellbeing Programme, the Smart Start pre-entry programme for students on the autism spectrum and the Ready for University online resource. The team also provide specialist advice and guidance services for Care Leavers, Student Carers and estranged students.
Contact details
Contact details for current students to access the Student Wellbeing Partnership Service can be found on the ASK portal.