Education
Bangalore University Launches Free Counselling Centre for Student Mental Health and Career Guidance
Bangalore University has opened a free helpline and counselling centre staffed by experts to support students with mental health issues and career guidance.
Bangalore University has inaugurated a free counselling centre and helpline aimed at supporting the mental well-being and professional development of its students. The initiative is designed to provide accessible resources for those seeking assistance with personal or academic challenges.
The newly established centre is staffed by qualified experts who offer professional guidance. It serves as a dedicated platform for students to address concerns related to their mental health, ensuring they have access to trained professionals without any financial burden.
In addition to mental health support, the facility also provides career guidance services. This dual focus allows the university to address both the emotional and professional needs of its student body, fostering a more supportive academic environment.
By making these services free and readily available, Bangalore University aims to reduce barriers to seeking help. The move reflects a broader institutional commitment to student welfare and holistic development.
The newly established centre is staffed by qualified experts who offer professional guidance. It serves as a dedicated platform for students to address concerns related to their mental health, ensuring they have access to trained professionals without any financial burden.
In addition to mental health support, the facility also provides career guidance services. This dual focus allows the university to address both the emotional and professional needs of its student body, fostering a more supportive academic environment.
By making these services free and readily available, Bangalore University aims to reduce barriers to seeking help. The move reflects a broader institutional commitment to student welfare and holistic development.