Wellbeing Week 2018
Making noise about your mental health and wellbeing.
Come and join in with NTU’s Wellbeing Week with lots of events, activities and sources of information on offer across all three campuses.
- From: Monday 5 March 2018, 10 am
- To: Friday 9 March 2018, 3 pm
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Come and join in with NTU’s Wellbeing Week with lots of events, activities and sources of information on offer across all three campuses. You can try something new, let off some stress or simply share some of your feelings, there’s plenty of options for both students and staff to get involved with.
For more information on Wellbeing Week and to view the full programme of events, please visit the website.
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