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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Suicide Prevention Youth Advisory Group
Children in Scotland and the University of Stirling have been delivering a Youth Advisory Group to support the development of suicide prevention policy in Scotland since April 2022. They are looking to invite new members to join the group.
Blog: SAMH & Glasgow Caledonian University mental health partnership
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH) have a longstanding relationship, working together in close partnership to enhance and support the mental health and wellbeing of all our staff and students.
Scottish Recovery Network’s Peer Recovery Hub
Scottish Recovery Network have recently launched their new Peer Recovery Hub, which has tools, events and opportunities to inspire people and organisations to develop and champion peer support for mental health recovery.
QAA Scotland: Cost-of-living challenges for students who are parents
This event, the fourth in QAA Scotland’s ‘Supporting our Learners to Thrive’ discussion series focuses upon the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on the learning experiences of students who are parents.
SAMH: How to cope with student life guide
The 'How to cope with student life' guide from SAMH is for anyone experiencing a mental health problem who is a student or considering becoming one. It gives information about how students can look after their mental health while studying, what sources of support are available and how the people a student has around them such as friends or family, can help.
QAA Scotland Event: The Impact of Digital Poverty on Learning
This event, the third in QAA Scotland’s ‘Supporting our Learners to Thrive’ discussion series focuses upon the impact of digital poverty on the learning experience, with practical advice for addressing this complex issue based on the latest research.
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.
Creating Hope Together Conference
This free conference from Suicide Prevention Scotland will bring together Scotland’s broad community working directly or indirectly to prevent suicide to showcase the vast array of work already taking place across Scotland, share evidence and good practice, and plan how they can achieve the vision and outcomes of Creating Hope Together.
