Selwyn JCR

The JCR has a long and successful history of taking responsibility for ensuring the health and well-being of students at the College. Our Welfare Officers form the first layer of a strong, robust, and friendly pastoral system that serves the needs of undergraduates from before the day they arrive. JCR Welfare is here for you to contact with any of your concerns or questions, and we take your privacy very seriously.

Selwyn Contacts
Help is always available within the college. The Porters are very helpful and will ensure that a Tutor or other appropriate person may be reached. The Chaplain and Tutors (contact details in porter's lodge) are available or you may prefer to talk to Oli or Imi, the JCR Welfare officers. For non-urgent health matters please see the College Nurse during her surgery hours.

PORTER'S LODGE
(01223) 335846

Chaplain
Hugh Shilson-Thomas
chaplain@sel.cam.ac.uk.
D7 Old Court, 01223 335875,

College Nurse
Diana Lloyd
nurse@sel.cam.ac.uk, B5 Old Court
Surgery times: Drop in between 8:15 and 10:15(am) Monday to Friday
Saturday by appointment only

Male Welfare Officer
Saskia Goldman
jcrmalewelfare@sel.cam.ac.uk

Female Welfare Officer
Jade Baker
jcrfemalewelfare@sel.cam.ac.uk

LBGT Officer
Lewis Bartlett
jcrlbgt@sel.cam.ac.uk

International / Ethnic Minority Students Officer
Peteris Erins
jcrinternational@sel.cam.ac.uk

Education Officer
Rickesh Patel
jcreducation@sel.cam.ac.uk

Cambridge Contacts
Cambridge Drug & Alcohol Service
(01223) 723020 (Monday - Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-4pm)
The Mill House, Brookfields Hospital, 351 Mill Road
Counselling and treatment for people suffering from drug, alcohol or tranquilliser dependency.
Appointment system only.
University Counselling Service
14, Trumpington St
reception@counselling.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 322865 (9am-5:30pm Mon & Fri, 9am-7:30pm Tues, Weds & Thurs)
www.counselling.cam.ac.uk
The Counselling Service offer free, professional and confidential counselling to all students and staff. A number of groups also exist for students, and more information on a range of issues can be found on the website.
Cambridge Rape Crisis Centre
12 Mill Road
contact@cambridgerapecrisis.org.uk
(01223) 245888 (7pm-9pm Weds, answer machine all other times)
(Wednesday 7pm - 10pm, Saturday 11am - 3pm)
CUSU Lesbigay Phoneline
lesbigay@cusu.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 740 777 (Tues 8pm - 10pm)
Cambridge Woman's Aid
(01223) 350764 OR 460947

CUSU Women's Officer
womens@cusu.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 333313

CUSU Pregnancy Support Group
psg@cusu.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 333179

CUSU Eating Disorders Support
eds@cusu.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 740555
Mon & Wed 8-10pm
Cambridge AIDS Action
(01223) 508805
9.30am - 5pm weekdays
Drinksense (Cambridge)
152a Mill Road (01223) 416225
University Central Switchboard
(01223) 337733

University Security
Urgent calls: 101 (internal number)
Other calls: 01223 331818

University Accommodation Service
General Enquiries: 01223 338099
University property enquiries: 01223 333316

Taxi, Panther Taxis
(01223) 715 715

WELFARE PRODUCTS
CONDOMS
We provide emergency condoms in the ground floor toilets of A, H and P staircases - these really are for emergencies when you are genuinely caught short! These are free, but please DO NOT steal them. You can buy condoms from us for 10p each. Feel free to just send one of us an email (jcrmalewelfare or jcrfemalewelfare followed by @cam.ac.uk) or leave a note in our pigeon holes (S. Goldman or J. Baker), and we'll get them to you. If you wish to stay anonymous, we can leave them in our pigeon holes for you to collect.
CHLAMYDIA TESTS
We have both male and female tests available. These are available in the bar toilets, or you can ask for one by emailing Saskia or Jade or leave a note in their pigeon holes. If you want to remain anonymous, they can leave it in their pigeon holes for you to collect, just leave us a note to ask.
PREGNANCY TESTS
Free pregnancy tests are also available: there's one in a brown envelope in Jade's pigeon hole (J. Baker) but if the pigeon hole's empty just leave a note/email her and it will be replaced as soon as possible.
ATTACK ALARMS
Attack alarms can be provided to those who want them - they're very noisy! They're an easy way to stay safe: you never know when you might need one. Again, just e-mail one of us, or leave a note in one of our pigeon holes.