Stay Healthy at School Programme
24/7 Access to Mental Health Care for Students
Phone, video and in-person counselling in multiple languages, whenever your students need it. Join 80+ school boards and universities worldwide already offering this support through the Stay Healthy at School Programme.
Why It Matters?
The Numbers Speak for Themselves
Young people aged 15 to 24 are the group most likely to face mental illness or substance misuse.
50%
of students have felt overwhelming anxiety that made academic success difficult.
31%
of post-secondary students report having felt too depressed to function normally.
1 in 4
students have experienced a significant increase in feelings of depression.
Support That Fits
When Students Need It Most
Clinically trained professionals are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in multiple languages, to help with any issue, including:
Cultural integration
Language barriers
Depression & anxiety
Homesickness
Isolation
Addiction & substance misuse
Difficulty with English? No problem.
Counselling appointments are available in over 240 languages.
On a budget? We've kept that in mind.
We offer invaluable support at cost-effective rates.
Covered under another plan? Great.
Our programme works alongside whatever cover you already have in place.
In Their Words
Building Better Mental Health, Worldwide
Supporting over 19,000 students around the world so far.
"The programme is a vitally important element of our students' health and wellbeing. The confidential, multilingual, 24/7 assistance has helped so many of our students, and to some this service may have even been life saving."
Matthew R.
Executive Director
"The team is prompt, empathetic and professional in all of their correspondence with our staff and students. The range of services offered continues to be an excellent additional layer of support to our student population."
Wendy C.
Executive Vice President of Admissions
Get in Touch
Ready to Support Your Students and Staff? Contact Us Today
Join 80+ school boards and universities worldwide already offering access to mental health support through the Stay Healthy at School Programme.
