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Mae Student Space yma i aros

4/8/2022

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Mae Student Space yma i aros gyda chyllid tair blynedd i gefnogi myfyrwyr i ymdopi ag ansicrwydd bywyd prifysgol.

Mae’n bleser gennym rannu ein bod wedi derbyn ymrwymiad ariannu tair blynedd o £262,500 y flwyddyn gan Office for Students a Chyngor Cyllido Addysg Uwch Cymru i ymestyn darpariaeth ein hadnodd cymorth ar-lein, Student Space.

Daw ein cyhoeddiad ariannu wrth i adroddiad diweddar gan y Sefydliad Polisi Addysg Uwch (HEPI) ddatgan bod iechyd meddwl myfyrwyr yn dal i fod yn ‘her sylweddol’ a bod tua thraean o fyfyrwyr sy’n ystyried gadael prifysgol yn nodi iechyd emosiynol neu feddyliol fel y prif reswm.

Mae Student Space, a lansiwyd yn Awst 2020 fel ymateb i effaith y pandemig ar fyfyrwyr y DU, yn darparu cymorth ar-lein arbenigol a chyngor lles i fyfyrwyr sydd efallai'n teimlo'n bryderus am eu hastudiaethau, am berthnasoedd neu am unrhyw agwedd o fywyd prifysgol. Rydym yn ddiolchgar am y cyllid ychwanegol i’n galluogi ni i newid y cymorth o fod yn ymateb i Covid-19 i fod yn lle hanfodol i fyfyrwyr fynd i’w cefnogi trwy ansicrwydd bywyd fel myfyriwr.

Wedi’i ddatblygu mewn cydweithrediad â myfyrwyr, darparwyr gwasanaethau, gweithwyr addysg uwch proffesiynol ac ymchwilwyr, mae Student Space ar hyn o bryd yn cynnwys nifer o elfennau cymorth gan gynnwys cyngor a gwybodaeth, straeon myfyrwyr, gwasanaethau cymorth uniongyrchol (o linellau ffôn i negeseuon testun i wasanaethau cefnogi cyfoedion) a chyfeirio at wasanaethau prifysgol ac undeb myfyrwyr. Hefyd, i gydnabod y ffaith y gall problemau iechyd meddwl effeithio ar grwpiau o fyfyrwyr mewn gwahanol ffyrdd, mae cefnogaeth wedi'i theilwra wedi’i chreu hefyd.

Hyd yn hyn, mae cannoedd o fyfyrwyr wedi defnyddio Student Space, ac mae grwpiau ffocws a gynhaliwyd gan y Ganolfan ar gyfer Iechyd Meddwl wedi canfod bod myfyrwyr yn ystyried y cynnwys fel cynnwys ‘defnyddiol iawn’, ‘cyfoes’ a ‘dilys’.

Dywedodd Rosie Tressler, Prif Swyddog Gweithredol Student Minds: “Drwy Student Space rydyn ni wedi cyrraedd mwy na 300,000 o bobl hyd yma gan ddarparu cefnogaeth iechyd meddwl ddigidol a theilwredig. Mae'n glir o ymchwil diweddar i iechyd meddwl a lles myfyrwyr bod y pandemig wedi tynnu sylw at angen brys a phenodol am fwy o gymorth gydag iechyd meddwl i fyfyrwyr. Er hyn mae myfyrwyr yn parhau i gael anawsterau, gyda llawer yn teimlo'n unig a thua thraean yn ystyried gadael y brifysgol yn gyfan gwbl. Rydym yn croesawu'r cymorth parhaus gan yr Adran Addysg a Llywodraeth Cymru. Rydym yn parhau i fod ag uchelgais i wella ein gwasanaethau, gan dderbyn cyllid i sicrhau bod Student Space yn parhau i gyrraedd anghenion amrywiol y boblogaeth o fyfyrwyr

Gobeithiwn y byddwch yn ymuno â ni i ddathlu'r newyddion gwych hwn. Edrychwn ymlaen at gefnogi mwy o fyfyrwyr trwy Student Space yn ystod y blynyddoedd sydd i ddod. Os oes gennych chi unrhyw gwestiynau neu unrhyw adlewyrchu i’w rannu, e-bostiwch [email protected].
  

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      • University Mental Health Charter Assessors
      • Student Advisors
      • Anti-Racism Council
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      • Student stories
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      • Looking after yourself
    • Support for parents
    • Cost of living
    • Resources >
      • Men’s Mental Health
      • The Wellbeing Thesis
      • Transitions >
        • Transition into University
        • Know Before You Go
        • Transitions for staff
      • Starting University
      • Exam stress
      • LGBTQ+
      • Looking after your mental wellbeing
      • Year Abroad
      • Student finance
      • Support through a family health crisis
  • Get Involved
    • Student opportunities
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    • General supporter opportunities
  • Training
  • News and Publications
    • Latest news
    • Research and publications >
      • Reports >
        • Student Mental Health Manifesto
        • Climate change and student mental health
        • Part-time, distance learner and commuter students
        • International Students
        • Life in a Pandemic
        • Supporting Students with Eating Disorders
        • The Role of an Academic
        • LGBTQ+ Research​
        • Student Voices
        • Graduate Wellbeing
        • Grand Challenges
        • University Challenge
        • Looking After a Mate
        • Summary of HEFCE’s Report
      • Consultation Responses
      • Insight Briefings >
        • Student Mental Health in a Pandemic >
          • Life in a pandemic: Wave II findings
        • Disabled students and Mental Health
      • Student Advisory Committee Reflections
      • Good practice guides >
        • Student Living
        • Co-producing Mental Health Initiatives With Student Volunteers
        • Podcasting About Mental Health
        • Co-producing mental health strategies with students
        • Supporting Male Student Mental Health
  • Support Us
    • Fundraise >
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