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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NUS Scotland release 2026 Student Manifesto
NUS Scotland have launched their student manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliamentary Elections on 7 May 2026.
See Me Empower Change pilot
This pilot is developing two upskilling interventions for staff across colleges and universities in Scotland.
New Suicide Prevention Action Plan for 2026-29
The Scottish Government and COSLA have published a new suicide prevention action plan; Creating Hope Together: Suicide Prevention Action Plan 2026–2029.
The Nook from SAMH
The Nook from SAMH provides support to young people (10+), families and adults experiencing mental health problems impacting day-to-day living, as well as to people supporting others, whether that’s friends, family or work colleagues.
Student blog: Flying Solo
student blog offering mental health and wellbeing tips for students moving into their first student home, whether that’s for university or college.
Think Positive Impact Report 2024-25
Think Positive launch Impact Report highlighting key highlights and learnings from the academic year 2024-2025.
Blog: voices of lived experience in mental health reform
The importance of engaging with people with lived experience in mental health reform.
Finding your community at College or Uni
Getting involved with your students' association, clubs, or societies can help you make friends, grow your support network, and feel part of a community.
Men Minds Project: research updates & publications
Men Minds is a research project focused on improving mental health outcomes for young men aged 16–24 who often face significant challenges in society. They have recently published a new comic and will share findings from their research in an upcoming event.
