Student Mental Health Report

Published on May 9, 2022

In 2021 we launched our RREF Student Mental Health appeal in order to ensure that we could continue the pilot activity we had launched in 2018 within the Real Estate and Planning Department at Henley Business School to help support students with their mental health and building resilience. These services after the pandemic were even more crucial than ever, as a community RREF helped raise £20,000 to ensure this activity could continue for a further two years.

Read the lates report on the activity by clicking on the image below:

 

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