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Access It All

Money advice drop-ins for disabled and neurodivergent students.

Our Access It All Money Advice session, part of our Student Communities programme, offers disabled and neurodivergent students access to free, specialist advice on a range of money-related issues. 

These sessions take place at the Sunflower Social Club twice a semester.  

Advisers from the Welfare Benefits Unit, Disability Services and the Student Advice team are available to chat and to offer information and guidance, as well as one-to-one advice.

No appointments needed – just drop in anytime during the session. Whether you regularly attend the Sunflower Social Club or have never been before, all are welcome!

Contact us

If you need help or advice with your money before the next session - don’t wait! Contact the Student Money Advice team through the self-referral form.

Access It All: what can I get help with?

Personal Independence Payments (PIP)

Get expert guidance from Welfare Benefits Unit adviser on: 

Student Finance and budgeting

Information and support from the University’s Student Money Adviser on: 

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Disabled Students' Allowances

Advice from the University Disability Services team on:

Dates

Wednesday 28 October
2pm to 3.30pm, Constantine Forum, Campus East

See Constantine Forum on the campus map. 

Wednesday 25 November
2pm to 3.30pm, James Lakeside Common Room, Campus West

See James Lakeside Common Room on the campus map. 

Missed a session and need some advice before the next one? Contact our Student Advice Team

What to expect

The Sunflower Social Club is a regular weekly, informal social for disabled and neurodivergent students.

Access It All specialist money advisers join the session every few weeks to chat to students, offer information and guidance, and answer any questions.

You don’t need to be a regular attendee at Sunflower Social Club; it’s open to all and you are very welcome to drop in any time. 

If you need quiet space to speak to an adviser, there are areas of the room set up for one-to-one conversations. If a longer conversation is needed, a separate appointment can be made.

What students say

100% of students who used Access It All in 2025/26 rated the support from advisers as 5/5.

Come along and see how we can help you too!

Any questions?

Contact student-communities@york.ac.uk.

Contact us

If you need help or advice with your money before the next session - don’t wait! Contact the Student Money Advice team through the self-referral form.