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Resident Guide
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Welcome to your new home
This guide is an important resource to your life at the Village. It identifies the services, policies and resources you need to be an informed resident of the Village, as well as a few great tips to make sure you get the most out of your time on campus.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.
IMPORTANT! Scroll all the way down the page to discover useful information and FAQs.
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Griffith University Village contact details
- Village Road, Southport, QLD, 4215
- 07 5560 6190
- [email protected]
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Village Rules
The Village Rules represent part of the Residential Agreement you sign when you take up residence with us. They provide guidance and information about the standards and procedures which you’re expected to meet during your time here. If you’re wondering about how to deal with a particular issue, we recommend that you read the full Village Rules on the Resident Portal.
- Damage or loss
- Conduct and behaviour
- Smoking, drugs and alcohol
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University days are here at last!
However you’ve got here – bus, train, car, private helicopter – you can now settle in, get yourself orientated and unpack. Open up that suitcase. Unzip that rucksack. This may be the first time you’ve lived away from home.
This guide is designed to tell you all you need to know about living in the Village. If you still have questions, don't worry! Our friendly team are here to answer all of your questions - before you move in and while you're living here.
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Once you check in to your room, it’s important that you make sure everything is in order.
This section will go through what you need to do within the first few days of checking in, and also how to look after your room and shared apartment spaces during your time here!
Condition Report
You’ll receive an Inventory/Room Condition Report Form when you first check-in to the Village. This form must be completed and returned to the office within 7 days of moving in. It is really important that your form is completed in detail, as it will be a record of the condition of your room when you arrived. If you don’t return the form, we will consider everything is OK. Please make the effort, as it will avoid issues with your Security deposit/Bond when you move out.
What’s included in your apartment?
What’s included in your apartment? Your Bedroom includes: Bed frame, mattress, open wardrobe with shelves and drawers, desk with attached bookshelf, desk light and desk chair.
Your Apartment includes: Lounge chairs, coffee table, dining table, dining chairs, fridge, kitchen bin, main kitchen fit-outs (bench, sink, stove top, microwave oven).
What you need to bring
To set up your new room, bring your own bed linen, duvet and cover, pillow and case, and towels. For your kitchen, bring drink ware, tea towels, basic crockery, cooking utensils or cutlery that you need. Consider also bringing some laundry liquid and basic food or cleaning supplies, so you have the bare essentials until you can arrange a shopping trip!
For shared apartments, we recommend waiting until you move in before you purchase a kettle or toaster - in case your roomies already have them and are happy to share (this will avoid you having 3 kettles and 4 toasters in the same apartment!)
Arrived without any of life’s essentials? If you’re in need of a linen pack you can pre-order this on-line through our website . They include a duvet, duvet cover, flat sheet, fitted sheet, pillow, pillow case and a blanket.
Making friends
You’ve just arrived in a community of great people, many of whom are in exactly the same situation as you. Making friends is one of life’s great pleasures. Say hello to someone you don’t know – they could turn out to be your new best friend.
You can do this pretty easily, all you have to do is open your bedroom door and say hello. Beyond that, make your way to the common areas – these are great areas to meet up with friends from around the Village, meet new people or just hang out and watch the world go by.
Our Residential Life Team runs regular events and activities throughout the year which gives you a chance to meet new friends, take part in charity events and learn new skills. Keep up to date with what’s going on by following our Facebook community group, checking the notice boards around the Village and keeping an eye out on your email inbox!
TIP! If you need a bit of help, that’s fine! Head out to the common areas of your apartment or keep your bedroom door open to show your roomies that you’re free to chat.
Resident Portal
Our resident portal includes resources that you might need during your stay at the Village such as our Village Rules. This is also where you log maintenance requests, make account payments and re-apply each year. Be sure to check out the portal and make the most of the information available. Can’t find what you are looking for? Just ask the office.
If you are a resident you can access the wireless zones in your room and throughout the Village using your login.
Mail & parcels
Mail You may have a lot of people who want to contact you via good old postal mail too – make sure that friends, relatives and any companies (such as your bank or mobile phone company) have your new address, located at the top of this guide.
Parcels Parcels delivered by couriers will be kept in the Village office; parcels can be collected during office hours only.
You will be required to show ID when collecting parcels. Please check and pick up your mail regularly. Village staff will email you if you receive a package or anything that looks important.
While we accept mail from courier companies we do not accept any liability if the mail goes astray. Any arrangement to have mail delivered by courier is based on this understanding.
Your Appliances
We live in a wired world, so your apartment will probably have a few electrical appliances, including your own! We ask that, in order to prevent our circuits overloading and to preserve energy, you only keep smaller electrical items (e.g. computers, lamps, hair straighteners) in your room. Keep them in a good, clean operating condition so that they meet our safety regulations.
Other than your hair straightener, any appliance with an open heating element (e.g. hotplates, BBQ’s, fridges or electric blankets) are prohibited in apartments and rooms, unless you have written permission from Village Management.
All electrical appliances brought to the Village need to be safety checked at the beginning of the year.
Only safety tagged appliances should be used within the Village. This is to ensure we comply with fire and safety policies, ensuring the safety of all our residents and not to make your life difficult! TIP! It is your responsibility to make sure any electrical equipment you bring has been checked and tagged.
Village Event Program
It won’t take you long to realise that there’s never a boring moment at the Village. Life here is very informal, as it should be – after all, it’s your home away from home.
Live uni life to the max!
Our jam-packed Live, Learn, Grow residential life program means you’re never out of options when it comes to meeting new people! There is something for everyone. From cooking classes to harbour boat cruises and a huge range of social, cultural, arts, volunteering and sporting events, we’re dedicated to creating activities that allow you to meet like-minded people and make friends for life. We suggest you start small, come to one of our many BBQ’s or free food events and introduce yourself!
How to Find Out What’s On
Check out our Facebook Village Community Page for the latest information on what’s happening, and how to get involved in the events. Also, keep your eye on posters and notice boards around the Village which will keep you informed of any upcoming events or opportunities. If you have any ideas for an activity that’s not currently available, speak to your Resident Assistant team - we LOVE new ideas!
Sporting Activities
Exercise, besides being good for you, is a great way to get outside, meet people or even just take a break away from the books or your computer screen. If you are interested in joining a team or getting a team together to enter into university or local sporting competitions, speak to a member of the Resident Assistant Team and they’ll help get you in touch with the right people.
Live, Learn and Grow
- Live: ‘Live’ events are the heart and soul of the Village community. They help you meet new faces, make new friends and grow your Village family! Events may range from low-key pancake breakfasts to exciting weekend trips away.
- Learn: ‘Learn’ events support your studies - that’s why you’re at uni in the first place! From essay-writing workshops to study groups, this is where you want to be for tips and tricks on doing well at uni.
- Grow: It’s not always simple moving out of home and into an independent environment. ‘Grow’ events are there to make the transition easy. Never cooked a meal? We’ll teach you. Never changed a tyre? We’ll show you! While uni helps you excel in your studies - our workshops are perfect if you want to excel at life too!
Sustainability
At the Village we care about our people, our planet, and our business which is why we are committed to sustainable and responsible practices. As one of our valued residents, you too can get involved and support our sustainability journey through the decisions you make every day.
Know your waste! The Village strives to reduce its levels of waste, and decrease the amount of waste that ends up in landfill. Make sure you familiarise yourself with the waste bins available (general waste, recycling, green waste) and dispose accordingly. If you are unsure, you can use the RecycleMate app – free for iOS and Android. Get your housemates involved and make sure recycling is a habit you get into every day.
Repurpose and re-use! As a resident you have access to the whole Village community via our social media pages. If you have items that are no longer used, they might find a new home with other residents! We will organise sustainability fairs or ‘swap and goes’ if there is enough interest, so reach out to your friendly Village reception who can facilitate this. We also encourage donating any second-hand clothes to charities like the Red Cross, Salvation Army, or St Vincent’s.
Showers A hot shower after a long day of classes, work, or exercise is a great way to unwind or prepare yourself for exciting Village events. However, it is important to limit shower time to conserve water. Shower timers are a great way to start and keep this good habit. We recommend ‘1 song showers’ – no longer than 4 minutes.
Taps Brushing your teeth, washing the dishes, filling a bucket to mop the floor – all of these involve turning a tap on and most importantly, off again. Only using the amount of water you need is a great way to limit usage.
Lights On average, lighting accounts for 10-15% of household electricity use! By making sure you turn off lights when you leave your bedroom or common areas you can help to make instant change.
Heaters and Fans We know how hot summer can get in the southern hemisphere, and equally how quickly the temperature can drop in winter, and this means we have to be especially conscious of our use of heaters and cooling systems. Before turning on a heater, try putting on a pair of warm socks or grabbing an extra blanket! In summer, try opening your windows and screen doors before turning that fan on full blast. As always, make sure these appliances are switched off when you leave the Village. Standby Mode! You may not know but devices and appliances still use power when in standby mode! Make sure you are turning these off at the power point when not in use to minimise energy usage. Examples include the kettle, microwave, and gaming systems.
But why? It’s the right thing to do. As a community of young and diverse students, the Village is the perfect place to develop, practice, and share sustainable habits that can make positive change for our environment. The Village will keep you updated on sustainability initiatives and the real impact your decisions have on our environmental footprint. Keep your eyes peeled for competitions within and between Villages, with rewards for sustainable achievers! As always, keep it green!
Getting around on foot is fun, but sometimes we need to get from A to B a little faster. We’ve got storage for you, no matter how you choose to get about town!
Bike Storage
If you have a bike, that’s great – it’s an easy, environmentally friendly and speedy way to get around town. We do ask bike owners to be considerate and adhere to the following:
- Please don’t keep or leave bicycles in your flat, lounge or in the stairwells.
- Please don’t secure/lock any bikes to objects like benches, light posts, handrails or fence railings.
The Village assumes no responsibility for your bike while it is parked at our property. We recommend that you insure your bike and keep it secure with a D-lock - see the office for further details.
TIP! Store your bike safely and responsibly with a secure, anti-theft bicycle lock
Car Parking
For the drivers in the house, we do have parking spaces available at the Village, although we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide parking facilities to every car-owning resident as spaces are limited. We can cater for 74 car parking spaces on the Village grounds.
Resident cars must have registration, as well as a valid Village parking permit displayed to be able to park in Village car parks. You can obtain a permit from the office for $26 per week and it’s valid for the length of your contract. Permits are issued on a first come, first serve basis and you will need to provide your car registration details and a mobile phone number. All car parks are monitored, if you are parking at the Village in a reserved space or parking without a permit you will receive a warning. Second-time offenders will be towed.
Living in the Village
Make the most out of your life at the Village! Our facilities, inclusions and other information that's handy to know.
Reception & admin
Need the help of a friendly face? The Village Reception Team should be your first point
of contact for any enquiries. Our team will
help you with any general, or even unusual, questions that you may have about the Village or the local area.
Head to the office if you have locked yourself out of your room/flat, to collect a parcel or if you need to pay your accommodation fees.
Swimming pool
Griffith University Village has a swimming pool area located on site which offers quiet outdoor areas for study, or a break between classes. It is also a central location for residents to gather and socialise during the evenings. The pool area is open from 9am - 10pm daily.
Recreation room
The Recreation Room is located opposite the swimming pool, and next to the E-Library. It contains a projector for movie nights and Foxtel for the sports lovers! The Rec Room is open 24 hours, but please make sure you are respectful of our noise policy and your fellow residents.
Card-operated communal laundry facilities are available at the Village. Here you’ll be able to wash your clothes. Remember to remove your clothes once they are washed and dried, and to read the tags on your clothes before you pop them in the wash! The laundry is available to residents
24 hours a day by swipe card access.
Study space
We have a study space located in the Recreational Room, which has a number of Study pods, with access point for the use of laptop & Ipads. Village residents can use this area for quiet study or group projects. This is available to you 24/7 by swipe card access.
We’re passionate about recycling and we hope you’ll do your bit while you’re with us. Recycling stations are located around your Village with instructions as to what items go where - please follow these for a greener world!
Solar energy
We're powered by solar energy! Our 99.18kW solar project has an annual generation of 149 400 kWh, which equates to 22% of 2020 financial years usage. A 99.18kW system is equivalent to a carbon reduction of 121,104 kg CO2 -e. These savings have a carbon sequestration equivalent to planting 2000+ trees or 598 935 m2 of forest.
Having guests stay with you
You are welcome to have guests come and stay with you on occasion. You will need to sign your guest in at the office and they will need to sign a visitors pass to say they agree to abide by the Village Rules. Residents will need to check with all of their roommates to make sure they’re ok with a guest staying over. All guests may only stay for two nights at a time.
Locked out?
Don’t worry, we can get you back into your room even outside of office hours.
If you lock yourself out of your unit/apartment don’t worry! There is always someone in the Village who can help you get back in.
If you are locked out during office hours, pop on down to reception and we’ll sort you out. If you’re locked out after hours, contact your Evening Support Team and they will come to assist you.
TIP! After office hours, lock outs are attended to by Resident Assistants and/or the Duty Manager. Remember that other more pressing matters may prohibit these staff from attending to your lock out straight away, so please be patient.
An important point: do not give or lend your keys or swipe cards to anyone. Above all else, it will jeopardise security at the Village and it’ll end up costing you money if they lose them.
If you do lose your keys or swipe cards, please report it to the office as soon as possible.
If this happens outside office hours, please contact the Evening Support Team, who will assist you. The costs of replacement are as follows:
- Replacement key: $256.00 per key
- Temporary replacement swipe card: $20.00 deposit per card
Maintenance
If anything goes wrong with the maintenance of your apartment, there are a number of options for you.
Lodge a maintenance request
Login to the Resident Portal . Select maintenance from the home page and enter the maintenance issue.
Please provide as much information as possible, the more detail we have the quicker we can get the problem fixed.
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Urgent maintenance
Urgent maintenance involves things that need immediate attention, such as:
- Floods/Leaks
- Broken doors
- Electricity shortages
On the rare occasion that any of these happen they should be reported immediately to the office, and the Facilities Management Team will see that the matter is attended to as quickly as possible.
If urgent problems occur after hours, report them to the Village Team by calling the contact details at the top of this page.
Fire and evacuation
The emergency evacuation procedures are listed on the back of your bedroom door. Please read and understand what to do in an emergency.
Fire (and fire alarms)
The Village is equipped with fire detection/protection devices including smoke detectors, alarm systems and fire blankets.
The Village Team and Residential Fire Wardens have been trained in how to respond to such an emergency. Please do exactly as they or any emergency personnel ask.
On hearing a fire alarm sounding, residents must evacuate immediately and follow the emergency procedure (listed on the back of your apartment door).
The fire services will be notified in the event of a fire being discovered, their advice must be followed on arrival.
Important notes to follow:
- Do not attempt to take any personal belongings with you
- Close doors behind you as you exit
- Do not use the lifts during evacuation
- Follow the green signs indicating the shortest exit route
- Make your way to the assembly point.
Assembly Point
The assembly point is designated on your emergency procedures sign on the back of your apartment door. Please familiarise yourself with your assembly point as it can differ for each building.
Fire alarms are often caused by leaving cooking food unattended in kitchens or from excess steam coming from the bathroom. Our fire protection systems are sensitive to ensure we keep you safe, so please take care when making your snacks or doing your hair. We are sure that you don’t want to be responsible for a full evacuation of the building!
Tips for living in shared accommodation
Living in the Village is a wonderful opportunity to meet new people and experience different ideas and cultures. Understanding and appreciating our differences is what makes the Village a thriving community. We have put together some tips and ideas for you to help you enjoy your time living with us.
Sharing the cooking
You’re calling the Village your home, so you’re going to need to know how to take charge in the kitchen! Don’t worry if it’s your first time. We’ve all been there.
Here are a few hints to keep the kitchen clean and running like a well-oiled machine:
- Don’t leave your dirty dishes lying around! This is important. Treat your roomies the way you’d like to be treated – so if you wouldn’t like seeing their mess everywhere, don’t leave yours out for them to see! Do your bit by washing what you make dirty. Easy!
- If you’re sharing equipment, be considerate. Always ask before you use someone else’s kitchen utensils. It’s just good roomie behaviour.
- Decide at the start whether you’re going to cook together, or individually. While sharing cooking responsibilities and grocery shopping can be cheaper, it’s not for everyone. If you want to give it a try, first figure out if your tastes and budgets align, then it’s smooth sailing!
- If you decide not to cook together, make sure you’re still spending time in the common area of the apartment to see what they’re up to. Staying social with your roomies makes for a happy household.
- Come up with a system in the fridge and with the chopping boards. Everyone has different dietary requirements. If you’re vegetarian, vegan, or eat halal or kosher foods make sure you let your roommates know. That way you won’t have any contamination issues.
- Do you drink a lot of juice or milk? That’s cool! Just make sure you’re leaving enough space in the fridge for everyone to store their groceries.
- Whatever you do, don’t let food rot in the fridge! Keep tabs on what you’ve put in the fridge, because it will be your responsibility to throw it out when it goes bad. If you’re not going to eat something, share it with your roommates! They’ll thank you for it.
It is your responsibility to make sure your room and apartment are kept in a safe, hygienic state on a daily basis. Our team will check in with you to make sure you’re looking after yourself and your living spaces regularly.
Take out your rubbish when the bag is full! If you’re about to put your foot in there and stamp it down, then it’s definitely time to take the rubbish out! Think about setting up a roster so there is no confusion and your flat doesn’t start smelling of ten-day old lasagne.
We’d love you to recycle as much as possible, so it’s worth thinking about how you and your roommates are going to separate out the rubbish during the week.
You can find the large recycle bins at the base of most buildings at the Village.
Bathroom cleaning
Hot water and damp towels do tend to create a bacteria-friendly environment, so keep tabs on the state of your sink, shower and toilet.
Make sure you share the responsibility of cleaning the bathroom equally – and regularly.
Likewise, basic bathroom etiquette goes a long way when using the bathroom day to day. Simple things like flushing the toilet, mopping up any excess water, rinsing out the hand basin especially after shaving, changing dirty hand towels and placing sanitary items in the bins provided, make a difference.
Communal laundry facilities (including washing machines and dryers) are available to residents 24 hours a day. You will also need to buy your own laundry powder.
Winning the Laundry Battle
- Keep on top of your laundry. One or two medium sized loads a week is a good base. If you try to put too much in the machine at once your clothes won’t get that thorough clean they deserve.
- Keep your whites looking sharp by washing your dark clothes separately to your light clothes.
- Read the care labels in your clothing. If the label says wash in cool water and lay flat to dry...do it! Shrinking your favourite sweater costs a lot more than taking time to read the label.
- Unless you love to iron, remove clothes from the dryer as soon as they are done, fold or hang them up. Most wrinkles are the result of clothes sitting for hours or even days in a pile.
- If you notice any of the washing or dryers are not working - let our office team know and they’ll get it fixed.
How much noise you make, or how much noise your roommates make, is a particularly tricky issue, and you should work to keep all sides happy. Here are a few ideas.
Be aware of how loud you and any guests are being, especially if a roommate isn’t the outgoing type. They may feel unwelcome if you and your mates are making lots of noise in the communal areas of the flat.
- Get to know your roommate’s timetables – it’s a good idea for you to let each other know when you have exams or essay deadlines, so that you don’t interrupt them too much.
- Be mindful of how loud your conversations may be on the phone or on Skype.
- Music tastes causing a few problems? If your roommates complain about your music, don’t get too defensive - maybe you’ve been cranking that volume up a little too much.
Noise Policy Quiet hours apply from 10pm from Sunday to Thursday, and midnight on Friday and Saturday.
If you’re going to have a get together, plan it as a group and don’t leave anyone out. Neighbours are much more tolerant if you respect their rights by letting them know about a gathering. If you’re planning a party, a Party Application Form must be submitted and approved by Village Management. Don’t forget to get your roomie’s permission too!
The Decibel Scale
150DB - A jet engine. Don't fire up your jet in the apartment after hours.
95DB - The point where sustained exposure causes hearing loss. Not fun.
90DB - A pneumatic drill. Don’t use a drill in your apartment. You want your security deposit back!
70DB - Vacuum cleaner. That machine that cleans up the house. There’s one in your apartment. Check it out.
60DB - Normal conversation. Inside voices people. No one needs to hear you yell.
44DB - Bird call. Generally a pleasant noise, unless it’s 6am. Then the birds are not your friends.
30DB - Whispering. This won’t bother anyone (unless they’re not in on the secret!)
Respect for others
Living with other people, and showing them consideration is a two-way street. It’s a balance between being patient and knowing when to raise issues that are getting you down.
How do I go about sorting things out? Like we said, no one is perfect! All of us tend to come across as thoughtless or passive- aggressive from time to time, even if we don’t mean to.
It’s worth keeping this in mind if you have an issue with a friend or flatmate. First, try to talk it over with them before you get upset or angry.
Don’t forget that there is always someone here in the Village for you to talk to if you’re not sure how to approach it. Disagreements are just part of life, and university is no different. So don’t feel like you have to deal with it alone!
- Talk to the person about how their actions are affecting you.
- Don’t get into accusations – you wouldn’t appreciate someone accusing you of something, so return the courtesy to your roomies.
- Think of solutions that are at the best interests of everyone involved – in other words, don’t just reel off all the things they’ve done wrong. Explain how you think things could work better in the future.
Remember we’re here to support you, so if you feel that you can’t come up with suitable compromises, you can speak to a member of the Residential Life Team to chat about the problem.
Your residential agreement
This section covers a variety of topics to do with your Residential Agreement and you obligations when renting a room at CLV. We hope it covers any questions you may have about renting over the holidays, insurance or absence.
Room Changes
If for some reason things aren’t quite right with your room, please let us know as soon as possible. We may be able to move you to another room, subject to availability. We would prefer to try and work out the problem first, though.
You can find application forms for room changes on the resident portal .
Re-applying for your room
With all the fun you’ll be having at the Village with your new friends, you’ll soon realise that one semester or one year is simply not long enough! You’ve only gotten started and it just gets better from here on in!
Being worried about commute times, crowded public transport and unexpected utility bills are all things of the past - now that you live comfortably and conveniently on campus!
You can easily extend your stay with us by re- applying for a new contract at the end of each semester or the end of each year, via the Resident Portal .
We’ll let you know when it’s time to re-apply, so keep an eye out on your email inbox, the Village Facebook Community Group and for posters on the noticeboards.
We’d really love you to re-apply to stay on with us, however if you do choose to move out of the Village, we’ll get in touch with you closer to the termination date of your contract!
The departure process email will ask you to confirm your departure date and will have the Departure Checklist attached. This is a list that you should go through to ensure your check out is as seamless as possible!
The Village does not have the capability to store your personal items. You will need to make external arrangements to store your things over the summer, while you go exploring. Visit the Village office for more information.
Your welfare is important to us and we want to make sure that all our residents are safe. Our Village Management may investigate or check rooms suspected of being empty or unoccupied for long periods of time.
To avoid confusion, please notify us via the resident portal if you are going to be away for more than 48 hours.
If you are going home or travelling during the holidays, please make sure you have locked your window and doors and switched off any electrical items (excluding your fridge and freezer). Additionally, don’t leave any valuable items in communal areas of the apartment. You don’t need to move out or move your belongings during the holidays. Remember to store your room keys somewhere safe while you’re on holiday - they are your responsibility.
The Village team work tirelessly to provide a safe and secure environment for you and your things, however, we strongly advise all residents to take out personal insurance. The Village assumes no responsibility for the personal property of its residents and their guests so the best way to ensure your belongings are protected is to get them insured against loss, damage and theft.
Payment methods
We’re a cashless Village! For payments made online and at Village reception we only accept Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card payments. We also accept EFTPOS at Village reception.
We do not accept cash. Please note that credit card surcharges apply to all payments made on the student portal or over the counter at the Village.
Advanced rent payments can also be bank transferred to the Village ahead of the rent schedule.
Your financial responsibilities
It is important to know that when you accepted a room at the Village you signed a legally binding agreement which commits you to pay for the room for the term of your contract. We understand that balancing your finances whilst being a student can be tough, therefore please ensure you speak to us if you are struggling to pay your rent. We can help students to budget more effectively and the University Faculty Admin and Student Services team may be able to provide financial advice and support.
Non-payment of rent can lead to eviction and may also cause difficulties in borrowing money in the future. We can help, so please make sure you speak to a member of the team if you are experiencing financial difficulties.
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- Payment of rent
- Your security deposit
- Application Fee/Administration Fee (if applicable)
Your wellbeing
You can always approach one of our team for help, for whatever reason, big or small, or even if you just need a chat. If it is urgent, don’t hesitate to call, no matter the time.
Get help from the Village team
Our team are here to help - they will be able to refer you to other organisations within the University for advice if you need it, and there are many! We work in conjunction with the University, so we’ll find the right person for you to contact.
Village Team
- Reception Office: 07 5560 6190
- Resident Assistant: 0402 548 975
GU Services
- GU Health Services Centre: Mon-Fri / 8.30am - 4:30pm / 07 5552 8734
- GU Advocacy and Welfare: Level 1, Student Centre (G33) / 07 5552 8734
- GU Student Development: Mon-Fri / 8:30am - 4:30pm / Student Services building (G33)
- GU Security Services: Level 3, Business 1 Building near Student Guild Office / 07 5552 7777
- GU Residential Counsellor: [email protected]
Griffith University Village After Hours
If urgent problems occur after hours, report them to the duty staff by calling the contact details at the top of this page.
- Ashmore Medical Centre: Mon-Fri 8am-9pm & Sat 8am-1pm / 206 Currumburra Road, Ahmore QLD / 07 5539 4185
- Gold Coast University Hospital Pharmacy: Mon-Sun 8am-7pm / 07 5563 1669
Mental wellbeing
- beyondblue.org.au / 1300 22 4636 (24 hours a day)
- lifeline.org.au / 13 11 14 (24 hours a day)
Emergency services
In case of emergency – we generally request residents to contact our Evening Support Team and/or security in the first instance (where possible)
Dial 000 in emergencies and/or when:
- someone is badly injured or in danger
- there’s a serious risk to life or property
- there’s a fire
- a crime is being committed and the offenders are still there or have just left
- you’ve come across a major public inconvenience, such as trees blocking a road
- any of these things are happening now or have just happened.
If you can’t decide if it’s a real emergency and you’re still worried, call 000 and ask.
COVID-Safe Villages
Read about how we're supporting students during COVID-19 here .
Complaints and resolving difficulties
If you are not happy with our services, building or our people, please let us know.
Living with other people involves a balance between patience with them and knowing when to raise issues that are affecting your personal wellbeing. If you feel that you are unable to come up with suitable compromises yourselves you can call a Resident Assistant to discuss strategies with them.
- All complaints, verbal or written, and no matter how seemingly unimportant, will be taken seriously.
- All complaints will be dealt with professionally, sensitively, and in a timely manner.
- If a complaint is being made on behalf of the student by a representative, it must first be verified that the person has permission to speak for the student especially if confidential information is involved.
- Our front line staff who receive a minor complaint will seek to solve the problem themselves immediately, if appropriate.
- All written complaints will be followed up with an acknowledgement email by a Village staff member within 24 hours of receiving the complaint.
- Please see us at Reception for a Complaints Form.
Resolving difficulties
The process:
- Talk with the other person concerned – if not resolved, then
- Talk to your Resident Assistant (RA) – if not resolved, then
- RA may talk to the Community Manager, Duty Manager or Operations Manager – if not resolved, then
- Community Manager, Duty Manager or Operations Manager may want to meet with you and/or the other resident either separately or together – if not resolved, then
- Complete the ‘Complaint Form’ and submit to reception. This form will go to the Village Manager who may meet with the General Manager – if not resolved, then
- General Manager may want to meet with you and/or the other resident either separately or together
Please be aware that Village Management is required to respect the privacy and confidentially of its residents at all times and consequently not always able to share information with parents or other interested parties.
To contact your RA, please see Reception or call the After Hours phone - details located at the top of this page.
Respect at Campus Living Villages
Our Villages are home to many students from a diverse range of backgrounds and are respectful and inclusive communities. At CLV we do not tolerate disrespectful behaviour. It is everyone’s responsibility to promote a culture of respect in our Villages.
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