This page is dedicated to all the mental health awareness campaigns the Union take part in each year.
*Trigger Warning* This page has mentions of Suicide. If you would not like to see content that mentions this we would advice you dont read this page.
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Statement from your Emily Morgan (Wellbeing 2024-25): “I believe that the mental health and well-being of students is incredibly important. It is something that should be important to everyone and should not be ignored. I think particularly when living and studying at University there is a constant sense of imbalance, it can be the best years of your life but at times it's hard, it's challenging and it can be lonely. Everyone is here to study but the journey to get to this point is so personal and individual. Needing support and help from others is very normal and natural. I believe that support should be offered to students so it can create that feeling of it 'being okay to not be okay'. Everyone is in this together and no one should feel alone.”
If you would like to be more involved in this work please reach out to suvoice@aber.ac.uk.
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