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Food Relief
Food Relief
A glimpse into the Monash Student Association's food relief programs, supporting students with essential groceries and creating a stronger, more connected campus community.
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Food for students
Food for students
Available till Week 12 of Semester 1
Clayton
📅 Date: Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays
🕚 Time:
Mon 12–2pm
Tues 12–2pm + 5–7pm
Wed 12–2pm + 5–7pm
📍Location: Learning and Teaching Building (LTB) Lawns- between LTB and S2 carpark
Peninsula
📅 Date: Wednesdays & Thursdays (in week 7, soup will be served only on Thursday)
🕚 Time: 12–2pm
📍Location: Student Lounge, Level 1, Building A
Caulfield
📅 Date: Monday & Thursday
🕚 Time: 12–2pm + 5–7pm
📍Location: Outside H building on the white surface
Take a break and enjoy something warm to eat on campus through the free Food for Students initiative, delivered by Monash Student Communities.
Drop in to re-energise between classes or wind down at the end of the day – connect with other students and decompress during the busiest weeks of the semester.
Free hot soup will be available during weeks 6–12 of semester one at Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula campuses. Stop by on weekdays in the early afternoon and early evening for something warm and nourishing.
No registration is required. Food for students is here to make busy study weeks a little easier and help you feel supported and connected to your campus community.
MSA Programs
MSA Programs
The Monash Students Association (MSA) is the focal point of campus life and the peak representative body for students at Monash.
The MSA run a wide range of programs, events, activities, and opportunities that you don't want to miss out on!
This includes free food events, cooking classes, leadership and volunteering opportunities, and tonnes of wellbeing activities and recreational programs.
Upcoming opportunities include (but are not limited to!):
-Queer Beers
-Tea time talks
-Trips around Victoria
Volunteering opportunities and other Free student-lead recreational programs
Weekly Campus Pop-ups @ Caulfield, Parkville and Peninsula
Weekly Campus Pop-ups @ Caulfield, Parkville and Peninsula
Join us for weekly Campus Pop-ups at Caulfield, Parkville and Peninsula – enjoy hands-on activities, pop-up experiences, and music and entertainment to help you connect and unwind. Drop in as you please, no registration required!
These events will run Week 2–7 of semester one 2026:
Caulfield: Tuesdays on the lawns, 1pm–5pm
Peninsula: Wednesdays at the decked area outside Building A and George Jenkins Theatre, 12pm–2pm
Parkville: Thursdays (weeks 2,4,6), Mondays (weeks 3,5,7) on the lawns, 11.30am–1.30pm
At Clayton? You’re still invited! These events are open to all Monash students.
Keep an eye out for weekly Thursday updates via the Study App. You can also visit the Student events page for details on each week’s event, as well as other opportunities available to you during the semester.
Free HIIT classes for everyone at Peninsula! 💪🏋️♂️
Free HIIT classes for everyone at Peninsula! 💪🏋️♂️
📅 Date: Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout 2026
🕚 Time: 7.15am
📍Location: Monash Sport, Peninsula
Power through fast-paced, full-body workouts in a supportive, high-energy environment designed to get you moving and feeling strong.
Gather your mates and level up your morning training routine with our 45-minute Peninsula campus HIIT classes
Monash Student Association: Trips
Monash Student Association: Trips
The MSA Trips program is hosted by the MSA Leadership & Volunteering Department. MSA Trips takes Monash students on excursions to different places around Victoria via bus.
This program is a great opportunity for students to make new friends, create long-lasting memories, socialise and enjoy all that Victoria has to offer.
Upcoming trips
- Werribee Zoo (Saturday, 4th April)
- Sovereign Hill (Saturday, 25th April)
- 1000 Steps Dandenong Ranges (Saturday, 9th May)
Responding to disclosures of sexual harm training
Responding to disclosures of sexual harm training
This online course will teach you how to respond with support and respect if someone confides in you about sexual harm.
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
define sexual harm
understand the prevalence of sexual harm
explain why it's difficult for victims-survivors to disclose an experience of sexual harm
respond to a disclosure of sexual harm without causing further harm or trauma to the victim-survivor
identify key services available to victims-survivors of sexual harm
describe self-care practices that can help victims-survivors of sexual harm.
Duration: 1 hour
Seek help early
Seek help early
🧠 Noticing changes in sleep, mood, or focus? Feeling tired, flat, or off balance?
These can be early signs of stress – and you're not alone.
💬 Free and confidential support available on campus
Counselling & GP appointments – Free & confidential
Student Academic Success – Free help with study skills
Disability Support Services – Flexible deadlines & exam arrangements (with supporting documents)
It’s okay to seek help. The earlier, the better. Let’s check in before things pile up.
LGBTIQA+ Ally Training
LGBTIQA+ Ally Training
If you’re wanting to expand your understanding of allyship and learn some practical ways you can contribute to a more inclusive community, register now!
Participants will automatically become a member of the LGBTIQA+ Ally Network and gain access to regular events, news updates, and our Pride merchandise.
Join our community of allies at Monash!
This is a two hour training session with multiple dates available throughout the semester.
Services and support for all students
Services and support for all students
Respect Adviser Network
Respect Adviser Network
Monash has recently launched the Respect Adviser Network – a confidential, informal support service for students experiencing conflict, bullying, harassment or other disrespectful behaviour.
Respect Advisers are trained Monash staff across faculties and teams, here to listen, provide guidance, and connect you with further support. Visit the dedicated webpage for more information.
The University offers a wide range of support services to assist you whenever you need it. For more information on seeking support through Monash’s counselling services, academic support services, and Disability Support Services, see our available mental health resources. If you require emergency or after-hours mental health support, please see the details of dedicated contacts.
Monash University Health Services
Monash University Health Services
Check out different programs and important information from the University Health Services.
Check out their resources for Seeking Help Early when it comes to preparing for exams, assessments, university life and more!
Career Connect
Career Connect
Deepen your employability skills, develop the capacity to transform the world around you and hone your competitive edge in the employment market.
Plan your career, get experience, apply for a job, join a conversation, check out the career centre and get a competitive edge!
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