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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Coping with self-harm and suicidal thoughts
Samaritans have launched a series of videos featuring people talking about what helped them in their own journeys and in supporting others with self-harm and suicidal thoughts.
See Me See Change
The See Me See Change approach is for anyone who is interested in learning more about the impact that stigma and discrimination can have for people who experience mental health problems and wants to do something to make things better.
LGBT Charter
The LGBT Charter, delivered by LGBT Youth Scotland, is a straightforward programme that enables organisations, including colleges, universities and students' associations to proactively include LGBTQ+ people in every aspect of their work, supporting their staff and providing high quality service to their students.
Conversion practices and where to get support
Conversion practices - what they are and where to get support.
Empowering Students: The Fight Against Sextortion and Human Trafficking
College Development Network are hosting an online event focusing on raising awareness and combating sextortion and human trafficking in Scotland’s college and university communities.
Changing the Culture: 7 years on
Earlier this month, Universities Scotland published a new report: Changing the Culture: 7 years on which highlights progress made by institutions since the report was first published in 2016.
Record number of Colleges and Universities take part in Scottish Student Mental Health Project
A record number of colleges, universities and students’ associations across Scotland have signed up to take part in NUS Think Positive’s Student Mental Health Agreement Project, funded by the Scottish Government.
An Introduction to Widening Participation in Scotland
An Introduction to Widening Participation in Scotland is a free course which has recently been developed for college and university staff who may engage with students from disadvantaged backgrounds and support underrepresented learners and we know that …
SMHA FAQs
Here we’ve brought together a list of frequently asked questions about the Student Mental Health Agreement project. If you cannot find your query below please contact us.
