Mental Health Ambassador Scheme
Mental Health Ambassador Scheme
The School Wellbeing Group is delighted to say that a number of volunteers have come forward to take up the role of Mental Health Ambassador (MHA). This is part of a Faculty-wide initiative, which the School is proud to be involved in.
Following training, the scheme is now active.
Details of our MHAs are given below.
This is an opportunity to discuss mental-health issues of concern, to raise awareness of such matters through appropriate events and improved communication, and to help overcome the stigma related to mental-health difficulties.
This is part of the EPS Faculty-wide initiative on staff and student wellbeing, which the School is proud to be involved in!
What Support is available through our MHAs?
A team of trained and certified staff mental health ‘ambassadors’ are equipped to provide local support to our staff and students and, signpost them to experts and additional support.
Our ambassadors will lead out on the delivery of our positive mental health initiatives and be paramount to promoting a supportive environment and culture across the School. They will help raise awareness of such matters through appropriate events and improved communication, and to help overcome the stigma related to mental-health difficulties.
The MHAs are part of the School Wellbeing Group led by Dr Tchavdar Todorov
Our Ambassadors
Our Mental Health Ambassadors for Staff:
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y.lin@qub.ac.uk |
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Schwamb, Dr Megan | M.Schwamb@qub.ac.uk |
Grant, Dr Samuel | samuel.grant@qub.ac.uk |
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Central monitored email: eps.wellbeing@qub.ac.uk
Our Mental health Ambassadors for Students:
Bethany Campbell (UG Student) | bcampbell33@qub.ac.uk |
Kavita Kavita (PGT Student) | k01@qub.ac.uk |