The Think Positive Hub brings together all of the projects, services, resources and news relating to student mental health in one place, for students and those who support them to easily access.
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Discover Togetherall
Togetherall is an online peer support community designed to support your mental wellbeing. It’s a place where you can share what’s on your mind, explore resources, and engage in conversations – all anonymously and at your own pace.
Think Positive Impact Report 2023-2024
Think Positive have launched their Impact Report highlighting key highlights and learnings from the academic year 2023-2024.
SAMH launch new Digital Self-Care Plan
SAMH have recently launched a new support tool for young people: a Digital Self-Care Plan.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024
The theme of this years Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW2024) was ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health’. Every year in May, the Mental Health Foundation leads Mental Health Awareness Week – bringing together the UK to focus on getting good me …
The Why Not Trust: Wee Campus
Wee Campus is an online digital community that has been developed and co-designed with students with experience of care to be a safe place to engage, share experiences, advice, find information, and encourage others through their education journey.
Share your experience with Mind to Mind
Change Mental Health is working with NHS Inform and Scottish Government on the Mind to Mind mental health resource, which features video and audio of different people talking about how they deal with life’s challenges. They are looking to hear from more people about their mental wellbeing challenges to help others who may be going through the same.
Hub For Success Event: Supporting Care experienced students
Hub for Success event including workshops, lightening talks and group activities exploring how best to support care experienced students.
Be part of the Mental Health Youth Commission
The Mental Health Youth Commission will be a space for Scottish LGBTQ+ young people ages 13-25 to share their views and experiences and help develop resources and training that will be shared with mental health services and other partners to influence change.
Online event supporting care experienced students get into university
The Hub for Success supports care experienced students to get in, stay in, and return to college and university. As part of this work, they hosting an online information event on for anyone who is thinking about or planning to progress to university
