These are resources produced as part of our funding programmes. We encourage you to explore evidence-based resources from credible sources to support the development of your approach.

Contents

1. Guidance and frameworks
Practical information for university staff who are involved in student support.
2. Reports, academic papers, and evaluation
Evidence to inform your practice.
3. Case studies
How other providers have approached the problem, and what they learned.
4. Example student-facing resources
Examples of resources, content and activities that providers have created for or with their students.

Guidance and frameworks

  • Brighter resources

    Newcastle University

    A collection of resources produced as part of the Brighter project, including a project report and workshop content.

  • Clinical governance for mental health services

    Newcastle University

    This clinical governance guidance, published by the University Mental Health Advisers Network, was adapted from a document originally produced by Dr Lucy Robinson as part of the Mental Health Challenge Competition project led by Newcastle University.

  • Co-production guide

    The University of the West of England, Bristol

    In collaboration with student minds, UWE Bristol have developed a toolkit to offer practical support to those leading on student co-production development.

  • Living Black at University

    London South Bank University

    A collection of resources created by or on behalf of the Unite Students Living Black at University Commission to support institutions in improving Black students’ university experiences.

Reports, academic papers, and evaluation

  • Research report (PDF)

    University of Oxford

    A report including a literature review and information on research undertaken in relation to the Peer Support Programme for postgraduate research students.

Case studies

Example student-facing resources

  • Start to Success

    Keele and Staffordshire University

    A collection of resources to support effective transitions into, through and out of higher education, produced by a project that took a whole community approach to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of students.

Resources by theme

We recently made changes to our student mental health pages to make it easier to find resources that you can use in your work. If you have any thoughts or feedback on the new pages and how the pages are organised, please get in touch.

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