Moving forward, a key action is to deliver fully on the College’s
Promoting Mental Wellbeing action plan 2017-2020.
This means by April 2021 the College will have:
students and staff with a mental health condition reporting that they are treated fairly and
with respect to the same degree as those who do not
an overall increase in the number of students and staff disclosing a mental health condition
an overall trend reduction in the gap between students with a mental health condition and
those who do not successfully complete their course of study
an overall trend reduction in the gap between male and female students disclosing a mental
health condition
increased overall student and staff engagement in mental health and wellbeing initiatives and
interventions
88%
of staff attendees said
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I thought it was just me?
You can talk to us.
It’s important we talk and keep talking about our own and
others mental health and wellbeing.
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