SCM Connect tries to help university-goers connect with local Christians by linking them with nearby churches and home groups.
The website has been launched by the Student Christian Movement (SCM) in response to research SCM claims suggests the vast majority are "slipping through the cracks".
They fear three-quarters of student are going entire terms without joining a church, home group or a student Christian union on campus.
Looking for a place to ask the big questions at uni? Join us at SCM this year: https://t.co/hOouzQG606 pic.twitter.com/BEEtTcJ0zM
— SCM (@SCM_Britain) July 7, 2016
Groups worker at the SCM, Lizzie Gowan told Premier the experience of going to university can feel overwhelming and support networks are important in supporting mental and spiritual wellbeing.
Speaking on the News Hour programme, Lizzie said: "If we look at examples from the Bible, the disciples learnt with Jesus in community.
"We know that being in community with other Christians is really important for the strengthening and developing of an individual's faith.
"We are trying the best that we can to make sure that young people can find that community, find that support and learn how to live out their faith in a world that is changing so fast."
People preparing to start university in September are particularly being encouraged to join SMC Connect which already lists around 80 churches and student groups, with more being added daily.
Those using the service can also order a free freshers' pack which includes a 42-page 'Going to Uni' guide to help students prepare for university life, as well as a magazine, coasters and postcards.
You can listen to Lizzie Gawen from the SCM speaking with Premier's Hannah Tooley by clicking here.