Hi everyone! My name is Rebecca Hann, and I'm a third year mathematician. As a welfare officer, I am responsible for your general well-being in and around college. My duties range from putting on welfare events around college to being there for you with tea, hugs and a listening ear. If you have any personal concerns, or indeed any recommendations for improving the provision of welfare around college, I would be more than happy to discuss them with you.
If you are in need of condoms, lube, dental dams, pregnancy tests or rape alarms, please contact me at female-welfare@tcsu.net and I will deposit them, free, in your pigeonhole within the next 24 hours. If you would like to do this anonymously, please go to www.hotmail.co.uk, and log on to trinitywoman@hotmail.com (password: confidential), and send me your request. I will then place the items in the Female Welfare Pigeonhole in Great Court within 24 hours. Please make sure, when you request something to your pigeonhole, that you specify whether your pigeonhole is in Great Court or Burrell's, and if requesting anonymously, please check the email account after a few hours in case I have to email you back.
I am available for a chat on Monday afternoons in M8 Whewhell's Court, from 4pm to 6pm, and feel free to drop by during these hours. You can also drop by at any other time, although I am not guaranteed to be in of course. If you want to meet with me at another time, drop an email to female-welfare@tcsu.net.
As well as being able to turn to me or to Will Phillips, the Male Welfare Officer, there are plenty of people and resources around both the college and in Cambridge that you can turn to for welfare if you need to.
Around college:
Other Resources:
There are also numerous web resources for issues ranging from sexual health, mental illness, depression, and eating disorders. CUSU provides a useful list here, and I can also point you in the right direction.
If there's anything else you need, let me know!
Take care,
Becky