Promote student well-being through an inclusive learning environment, coping and self-empowerment skills, and sustained peer support.
A one-stop page for students to learn about the various well-being support services provided by SUSS.
A full-day event providing youths with resources to practice self-care and build resilience.
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Campus peer supporters promoting student well-being through outreach initiatives and lending a listening ear to peers in need.
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Various engagements and bite-sized workshops for all students focusing on mental, emotional, physical, and social well-being.
Mental health and wellbeing workshops and training curated to support students in their community engagement.
Mental health projects spearheaded by students as part of the community engagement programme.
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C-three offers individual counselling, and life coaching for clients to discuss their concerns in a safe environment. Check out their resources here.
SUSS's Counselling Centre providing counselling and life-coaching services to promote mental wellness and resilience, manage specific concerns or crisis, and for personal discovery and growth.
Tel: 6248 1600 (9.00am - 5.30pm)Email: counsellingservices@suss.edu.sg
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(Staff can also seek professional consultation and support through SUSS Employee Assistance Programme (EAP). Please refer to the information found on mySUSS for further details.)
Students may connect with the OWLs via the following channels:
Institute of Mental Health
Open to public who come into contact with individuals who are experiencing any mental health crisis.
Samaritans of Singapore
Provide emotional support for individuals having difficulty coping during a crisis, thinking of suicide or affected by suicide.
1800-221-4444 (24-hour)1-767 (1-SOS)
National CARE Hotline
Provide psychological and emotional support to those who may need a listening ear during the COVID-19 outbreak.
6386 1928 or 6509 0271
(Mon – Fri, 9am to 5pm, except on public holidays)
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