The University Mental Health Charter
We are developing a Charter for student mental health. Students Minds are creating this in partnership with a range of leading charities and Higher Education bodies. The Charter will be a UK-wide scheme to recognise and reward those institutions that demonstrate good practice, make student and staff mental health a university- wide priority and deliver improved student mental health and wellbeing outcomes.
The programme was announced with support from the previous Universities Minister at a round table on student mental health in Bristol on 28th June 2018. The development of the Charter will be undertaken in partnership with UUK, NUS and AMOSSHE and supported by our key stakeholders in OfS and DfE. We are extremely grateful to the UPP Foundation which provided start-up funding for the Charter with a £100,000 grant, and the OfS which have provided £50,000 to support large-scale consultation with staff and students.
Our 6 Charter road trip events across 4 countries brought the whole university community from students, to senior leaders, to mental health advisors together to shape the future of university mental health. You have all played a part in developing the Charter.
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The programme was announced with support from the previous Universities Minister at a round table on student mental health in Bristol on 28th June 2018. The development of the Charter will be undertaken in partnership with UUK, NUS and AMOSSHE and supported by our key stakeholders in OfS and DfE. We are extremely grateful to the UPP Foundation which provided start-up funding for the Charter with a £100,000 grant, and the OfS which have provided £50,000 to support large-scale consultation with staff and students.
Our 6 Charter road trip events across 4 countries brought the whole university community from students, to senior leaders, to mental health advisors together to shape the future of university mental health. You have all played a part in developing the Charter.
Sign up to our mailing list to receive periodic updates about this project, recruitment opportunities and our wider work. For press enquiries visit here.
