Macquarie University Psychology Society is organising a Mental Health Panel on Wednesday 4th September 4pm, focused on university students and Putting Mental Health First.
The panel will feature ReachOut Peer Worker Natasha Smith and ReachOut Online Community Moderator Stephanie Long, who will be sharing personal stories, giving tips on how to cope with struggles in academic and personal life, and provide advice on how students can help each other.
If you feel inspired by ReachOut's panelists, we would be very grateful for your support by making a donation towards our free, online, anonymous services to improve the mental health and wellbeing of all young people across Australia.
Any contribution is greatly appreciated and will help provide immediate support to young people in need.
Did you know that 2 in 5 young people in Australia is experiencing mental health difficulties?
Worse than that, over 70% of those who need help and support don't get it.
We help young people feel better about today and the future, no matter what challenge they’re facing. ReachOut provides a safe online place where young people can openly express themselves, explore what’s happening in their lives, connect with people who understand their situation, and find the resources to help them manage their challenges now and in the future. Anonymous, free and 100% online, ReachOut has been designed specifically for – and with – young people.
From one-to-one support from experienced peer workers, to online forums, as well as tips, stories and resources, ReachOut offers a wide range of support options that allow young people to engage in the ways they want to, when they want to.
Any contribution is greatly appreciated and will help provide immediate support to young people in need.
