Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) Support Day

Join us for our Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) Support Day, on Wednesday 11 February 2026, designed to help students understand, apply for, and make the most of the support available through the Disabled Students' Allowance England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland, and NHS DSA through NHS bursary.

This drop‑in event brings together specialist advisers who can guide you through every stage of the DSA process, from eligibility and applications to the process involved, such as needs assessments, and what may be included within entitlement such as equipment, software, and ongoing 1-1 support. Whether you’re just starting to explore DSA or you already receive support and want to review your setup, our team will be able to help.

What to expect

• One-to-one conversations with Accessibility, Disability & Inclusion advisers
• Guidance on applications, evidence, and next steps
• Information on assistive technology, equipment, and support providers
• Space to ask questions in a relaxed, informal setting
• Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits

Who can attend

This event is open to all University of Wolverhampton students who:

• Have a disability, long‑term health condition, mental health condition, or specific learning difference
• Are considering applying for DSA
• Already receive DSA and want to review or update their support

Format

This is a drop‑in event, no formal presentations or scheduled talks. You’re welcome to come along at any time during the session.

Date & location

Wednesday 11 February 2026, 10am – 3pm at City Campus, Students' Union.

Walk-ins are welcome on the day, but If unable to attend in person, students can book an appointment for DSA support here: Accessibility, Disability & Inclusion Appointments

Accessibility

The venue is fully accessible, with step‑free routes and accessible facilities. If you have any specific access requirements, you can share them when booking or contact us in advance: disability-inclusion@wlv.ac.uk

Why attend

Understanding DSA can make a huge difference to your university experience. This event is a chance to get personalised advice, explore support options, and feel confident about the process.