To mark Mental Health Awareness Week on 10 – 16 May, we’re raising awareness of the brilliant new support services available on Student Space.
Run by Student Minds, Student Space is a platform providing a wealth of wellbeing and mental health resources to students during the pandemic. They have launched a new collection of tailored services, specifically for those that may have been heavily affected by the past year. It now includes these free, dedicated services:
- Support for Black students
- Support for Muslim students
- Support for Punjabi students
- Support for trans students
- Support for working-class students
- Support for students hearing voices
- Support for students with OCD and BDD (body dysmorphic disorder)
Student Space also includes a wide range of advice and information such as studying during coronavirus, lockdown and self-isolation, grief and loss, life as a disabled student, managing money and personal student stories.
On top of this, the platform provides free, one-to-one support on anything affecting your wellbeing. Whether it is mental health, your studies, money, housing or relationships, you can speak to someone via text, webchat, phone or email.
For more information on support services to look after your wellbeing this Mental Health Awareness week and beyond, visit our student wellbeing resources page.
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