Helpful Guides
Understand the Disabled Students’ Allowance
Discover how to apply for DSA, what it covers, and how YorLinc can support you through the Disabled Students’ Allowance process.
Starting Uni with a Disability: Your Essential Guide
Get started for uni with YorLinc’s essential guide for university students with a disability, packed with support and tips.
Tools & Resources
Confidence Builder: Planning for Support Conversations
Feel confident asking for support with this YorLinc worksheet – perfect for students and employees preparing for an important conversation.
DSA Readiness Checklist
Plan your DSA support with YorLinc’s free, student-friendly worksheet to identify your learning needs and challenges.
Popular Student FAQs
We provide three core types of support: specialist mentoring, study skills support, and assistive technology training. These services are all tailored to your needs and funded through the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA).
No. If you’re eligible for DSA, your support is fully funded. That means there’s no cost to you – YorLinc is paid directly by Student Finance.
To access DSA-funded support, you’ll need formal evidence of your condition. This might be a diagnostic report, medical letter, or confirmation from a qualified professional.
If you haven’t been diagnosed yet, YorLinc can help guide you through what to do next – such as speaking to your GP or your university’s disability support team to begin the process.
Latest Student Updates & Insights
Support and Resources for Disabled Students Entering the Workforce
YorLinc shares key support and resources to help disabled graduates break barriers and thrive as they enter the UK workforce.
Applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance: Maryam’s Experience
Discover Maryam’s inspiring DSA journey with YorLinc – real support, real impact, and why applying for DSA is worth it.
A-Level Results: Your Next Steps and Going to University
YorLinc helps you navigate A-level results day with ease! Discover your next steps, university options, and DSA support today.