The program aims to build an accessible mental health support system within the university, promoting well-being, raising awareness, and providing effective interventions. By embedding mental health education into campus culture and offering professional support, it seeks to reduce stigma and equip students with coping skills, resilience, and resources for their well-being throughout their studies.
The transition to higher education can be overwhelming due to academic pressures, social adjustment, financial burdens, and personal challenges, making students vulnerable to issues like stress, anxiety, and depression. With 1 out of 5 students facing mental health conditions, it has become paramount to recognize the importance of offering accessible mental health services, education and support at the University level. This program is designed to create a supportive environment for students, prioritizing metal well being through counselling, awareness and pear support activities and initiatives.
To create a comprehensive and accessible mental health support system within the university that promotes well-being, raises awareness about mental health issues, and provides effective intervention services. By integrating mental health education into the campus culture and offering professional support, the program seeks to reduce the stigma around mental health and equip students with coping skills, resilience, and resources to maintain their well-being throughout their academic journey.
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