What we offer
Equality Focus provides high-quality specialist Non-Medical Help (NMH) support staff to enable students with a diverse range of needs to fulfil their academic potential. Our mentors, study skills tutors, and practical support workers work with students across universities and specialist colleges in London and the surrounding area. We are a registered provider for NMH support (no. IZJL7RM9J3) and our staff are appropriately qualified and trained to meet the former DSA-QAG Quality Assurance Framework requirements.
We also offer a bespoke training and consultancy service to higher education institutions (HEIs) to help support them to deliver their equality and diversity objectives and provide guidance on disability best practice.
We also offer a bespoke training and consultancy service to higher education institutions (HEIs) to help support them to deliver their equality and diversity objectives and provide guidance on disability best practice.
How we can help
Higher Education
Find out more about our NMH support services and equality training and consultancy. |
Needs Assessors
See our current DSA support worker charges. |
Students
See our student pages to find out how to register with us, give feedback, and other resources. |
Support Workers
Find opportunities for joining our team of specialist support workers. |
What students say about us
93% of students extremely or very likely to recommend Equality Focus to other students "My support worker has been very supportive and understanding. She has given me the care and attention needed with my exams. Especially when I haven't been confident." |
"The study skills tutor who worked with me was very professional and knowledgeable about strategies to improve my academic performance, but most of all she was empowering. By believing in me she helped me to believe in myself and in my capabilities." 96% of students say they have benefitted from having an Equality Focus support worker. |
Over 95% of students rated the support they received as excellent, very good or good "My mentor is thoughtful and understanding. In my experience with her, she's really shown me that I'm capable of anything and has reassured my faith in not only my diagnosis but also in my university career." |
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