Peer support content

Morgan’s story: My experience with shared housing and feelings of isolation at university

Morgan is a current university student who had a difficult time when living in shared university housing. Morgan talks about her experience to reassure you, you are not alone if you are going through similar struggles.

Sheneika’s story: my experience as a commuting university student

Sheneika lived at home while she completed her degree. This came with difficulties when trying to be part of the wider university community. Here are her tips on how to cope as a commuting student.

Shannon’s story: the power of mentorship in feeling connected to university

Shannon began her university studies during the Covid pandemic. This had a large impact on her feeling connected to the university and her peers. In this piece Shannon writes about how creating a mentorship network helped her feel connected and empowered to others.

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Refugee communities: Increasing voices and visibility on Parent Councils

Learn more about how we encourage refugees and asylum seekers to join Parent Councils at their children's school with a buddy system.

Peer Support in Long Term Conditions: The Basics

This guidance has been produced by the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) and partners to support the implementation of peer support services for people with long term conditions throughout Scotland.