At Durham College (DC), we prioritize supporting the mental health and well-being of students year-round. Through various initiatives, programs and services, DC is committed to creating a campus environment that fosters emotional resilience and provides students with the tools they need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom. And our work doesn’t only support our students, we develop initiatives that fuel and strengthen the mental health and well-being of our community, too. Read on to discover real-life examples of how DC is prioritizing mental health. Durham College leads the way in mental health with on-campus services and in-demand programs As a college student, you have a lot on your plate and it’s easy to not give your mental health the attention it deserves. But at DC, a number of on-campus services and resources aim at making mental health less of an after-thought and more of a priority. Read more Stay healthy at Durham College with our Wellness Directory Whether you’re a student or an employee, we want to help you be the best and healthiest version of yourself. No matter what challenges you’re facing, you’ll find everything you need to manage them with confidence at DC. Read More Mental health is a priority at Durham College Are you okay? It’s an easy question to ignore but try not to. We know how busy the life of a DC student can be, but it’s important that you know we are here if – and when – you need support. Read more Funding allows Social Impact Hub to study and improve mental health care for Black communities Researchers at DC’s Social Impact Hub are launching a project to study and improve mental health care for Black communities thanks to a $360,000 federal grant. Read More Durham College takes proactive measures to support mental health on campus, launches new resources for employees to assist students In response to the growing need for mental health supports on campus, DC is prioritizing resources and supports to ensure that students’ needs are met. Read More Following his passion for mental health: Aedan Beattie’s experience in DC’s Community Mental Health – Honours Bachelor degree program Captivated by the human mind, and his own experience with mental health struggles, Aedan Beattie followed his desire to help people, which led to enrolling in DC’s Community Mental Health Honours Bachelor degree program. Read More Student entrepreneur focused on mental health Kinen Ocitti, a DC student in the Data Analytics for Business Decision-Making program and Computer Programming graduate, is building Kuwota, a journaling application to improve overall mental health and well-being. Read more The mental health and wellness team in the Campus Health and Wellness Centre is here to help you flourish during your time at college. Learn more about them and the services available to you online. Are you a DC student seeking help with mental health or overall wellness? Visit the Are You Okay? webpage to discover the immediate services, resources, and supports available to you.
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