
The Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference 2026
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Date
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Time
Online
Location
£395 - £520
Cost
About This Event
With major UK reforms underway to address student mental health, it is essential that student support teams stay informed about government initiatives to avoid unsustainable or outdated practices. Now is the time to align strategies, build sustainable partnerships and ensure students have access to the right care and the right support.
The Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference 2026 examines the latest government initiatives tackling the rising challenge of student mental health and explores the obstacles faced by service providers at leading universities. It highlights practical solutions for delivering effective support and offers clear guidance on next steps to strengthen student support pathways.
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