Disability Resource Centre

Disability Resource Centre

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  • Student getting support from a non-medical helper

The University's Disability Resource Centre provides a confidential, professional and accessible service for disabled students and those staff supporting them.

The Disability Research Centre:

  • Provides advice and guidance for prospective and current disabled students to enable them to access a wide range of service
  • Develops and implement support programmes for disabled students to ensure equal opportunity, access and attainment
  • Provides advice, guidance and training for University and College staff in meeting the institutions' duties to disabled students within the context of disability equality legislation.

Find out more

Disability Resource Centre website

Opportunities in 'Disability Resource Centre'

A study skills session taking place, where a study skills tutor supports a student
The University's Disability Resource Centre provides bursaries to students requiring support and equipment who wish to study at Cambridge.

Disabled Student's Bursary Fund

Student learning to use computer equipment
The Disability Resource Centre houses and maintains a collection of ergonomic and specialist equipment for students to borrow.

Equipment for the Disability Resource Centre

Snehal Sidhu-Patrick seen at the Disability Resource Centre
From the age of 16 Snehal Sidhu-Patrick was determined to study at Cambridge despite the significant challenges she faced, including being a wheelchair user.

Snehal Sidhu-Patrick Memorial Fund for disability support