The end of year survey is now live. Each SMHA project lead should answer this individually. There are 13 questions in total (most are multiple choice) and it should take no longer than 10 minutes. Everyone who completes this survey will be offered the chance upon completion to enter into a draw to win one of …
Think Positive
Self Evaluation deadline
SMHA Self Evaluation is now officially live on the Think Positive Hub and can be accessed here (you need to be logged in!) Completing Self Evaluations will: Provide a space for the project leads to reflect on the work so far and what has been achieved. Highlight areas for development and opportunities to build on …
The Forum – May
The Forum brings together representatives from colleges, universities and students’ associations across Scotland who lead on SMHA work at their institution. What is this space for? • An online platform for SMHA project participants across Scotland to share what they’ve been up to with each other. • Offer a supportive space to share ideas, discuss challenges …
SAAS Disabled Students’ Allowance
The Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) from SAAS is a fund to support students who are studying in higher education and may have extra costs due to their disability or long term health condition. Support is available for students experiencing the following: (This list is not exhaustive) Other things to note: If you meet one or …
College principals urge ministers to extend funding for counselling services
In 2019 following lobbying from NUS Scotland, Scottish Government committed to funding an additional 80 counsellors in Scotland’s colleges and universities over four years. This funding has allowed students to access vital counselling services at colleges and universities across Scotland. Currently, funding is being reviewed by the Scottish Government and is not yet confirmed past July 2023. In …