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Mind Your Head
Mind Your Head
Mental Health Matters
For Sheffield Hallam Students Union to campaign on mental health via the Mind Your Head consistently throughout the academic year
Pushing the university for better services and providing adequate and effective recommendations to the university, alongside the elected representatives
To set out a Strategy on Mental Health that caters for Hallam liberation and marginalised groups: BAME, LGBTQIA+, Women, estranged students and students with disabilities
Read Mind Your Head policy (PDF)
Mind Your Head Activity Month
As part of our policy offer we're sponsoring different societies & groups to put on free wellbeing events to promote positive activity at Hallam!
All events are free and open to any student, check out the list below.
MYHEventlist
Latest Updates
The Student Rights and Wellbeing team will be focusing on wellbeing as a key objective.
Seeking to set up a regular focus group of students, in order to continually receive feedback about student wellbeing. The aim is to find out what we can do as a Students’ Union to improve student wellbeing and how we can work with the University to improve services
Regularly meeting with the University to pass on student feedback and communicate changes, such as the recent planned recruitment of a BAME practitioner by the SHUWellbeing service.
Contact Us & Get Involved
Have an idea for a campaign around student wellbeing and mental health? Get in touch with Student Rights at
StudentRights@shu.ac.uk
Related Resources
The
Wellbeing Service
at SHU can offer self-help and 1-1 support
Wellbeing and Personal Safety
at the Advice Centre
Nightline
are a free, confidential, anonymous listening service, run by students for students. You can talk on the phone or via email.
Instagram:
hallamunion1
for the latest updates.