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dEAR cLARE, DOES that mean that your students are ghettoised in residences. We dot our students around all over the place and an omission on an application form whould not cause us to not give a small f ridge when required. What would happen if a student became diagnosed after being admitted? Would they still have to go without. Does not make sense to me, we are not talking of megga bucks! Regards, Lroetto.At 12:55 06/11/97 +0000, you wrote: >Just a quick note to say thank you to everyone who responded to my query about >benefits. > >I have passed your responses on to the student, who will try the Citizen's >Advice Bureau first. He was very interested to read some of the comments, and >now feels a lot more optimistic about finding a way forward. > >For the record, we can usually provide a room with a fridge for students with >diabetes, but he missed out because he did not mention his diabetes on the >accommodation form. > >Clare Davies >Senior Student Guidance Officer >Student Services >Nene College of Higher Education >Northampton NN2 7AL > > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%