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Blog: South Lanarkshire College Students’ Association on Tackling Student Poverty
The SLC Students’ Association at South Lanarkshire College have written a blog on tackling student poverty.
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 …
CDN event: Getting started on the trauma informed journey
‘Getting Started on the Trauma Informed Journey’ is the first in a series of webinars hosted by College Development Network (CDN).
New Scottish LGBTQIA+ Mental Health Network launched
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of Edinburgh have launched a new Scottish LGBTQIA+ mental health network.
Mental health support for apprentices
Skills Development Scotland (SDS) administers Scottish Apprenticeships on behalf of Scottish Government. An apprenticeship involves working towards a qualification whilst working at the job. Apprentices are therefore staff members and are also 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.
Blog: St Andrews University on External Partnerships
Blog about the University of St Andrews partnership with the Fife Rape and Sexual Assault Centre (FRASAC).
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.
Co-production in practice: GCU student mental health campaign
GCU Wellbeing Service and Digital Design students have co-produced a campaign to encourage students to speak about their mental health.
