The Peer Education Project is a secondary school-based educational programme that aims to give young people the skills and knowledge they need to safeguard their mental health and that of their peers.
Read : Peer Education Project (PEP)What trauma means, how trauma might affect you, the long-term effects of trauma and getting support.
Read : TraumaTalking to friends about your mental health, and supporting a friend who has a mental health problem.
Read : Friendship and mental healthWhat self-management is and how self-management courses work.
Read : Self-management of mental ill-healthWhat is recovery, what might help with my recovery and what support is available.
Read : RecoveryWhat is loneliness, how to cope with loneliness and how to support someone else who is feeling lonely.
Read : LonelinessOur animation explores relationships as the forgotten foundation of mental health and wellbeing.
Read : Relationships: the missing piece of the wellbeing puzzleRe:Connect and Time and Space were unique peer support projects established for mental health carers, matched them with another person who had been through a similar situation.
Read : Re:Connect and Time and SpaceThe Peer Education Project is a low-cost, evidence-based and effective approach to addressing the challenges children and young people are facing with their mental health and well-being.
Read : Peer Education Project ScotlandShannon 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.
Read : Power of mentorship in feeling connected to university