Mental Health Awareness Week.
8-14 October
Mental health is a pivotal topic in higher education, which is why every year we run Mental Health Awareness Week. It's a campaign which seeks to promote awareness on multiple fronts, and serves to help create an environment where talking about mental health is not merely acceptable, but is also encouraged. That's why we're committed to improving the environment surrounding mental health at Royal Holloway.
Our work does not stop there however. In the coming weeks and months, we'll be sure to campaign on and lobby to ensure that the mental health services provided match the demand, making sure that policy matches the culture.
Events
News
Mon 14 Nov 2011
14th-20th November
Mon 10 May 2021
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, our Advice Centre has put together some top tips to help you look out for your friends whilst still keeping yourself safe and healthy.
Fri 06 May 2022
With next week marking Mental Health Awareness Week, the Advice Centre have put together some information and resources about tackling loneliness at university, and where to get help if you are finding it difficult to cope.
Thu 04 Mar 2021
As we celebrate University Mental Health Day, VP Wellbeing & Diversity Henn Warwick and Mentality President Milo Dack discuss the importance of talking about our mental health.
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