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National Learner Mental Health Partnerships Programme

Strengthening connections for learner mental health

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Funded by

Medr

Sponsored by

Cardiff University
Our Partners

Working collaboratively across Wales' education and health landscape

  • Aberystwyth University
  • Bangor University
  • Cardiff Metropolitan University
  • University of South Wales
  • Wrexham University
  • Swansea University
  • Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
  • The Open University
  • Cardiff University
  • Coleg Sir Gar
  • Cardiff and Vale College
  • Cole Gwent
  • Coleg Cambria
  • Merthyr Tydfil College
  • Pembrokeshire College
  • Bridgend College
  • St David's College
  • Llandrillo College
  • Coleg Cymoedd
Our Mission

Stronger connections better support

Our mission is to connect education and healthcare through collaboration, communication, and shared data, creating more effective mental health support for post-16 students and learners.

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Our Projects

Collaborative projects that create impact

Our projects bring together colleges, universities, NHS Health Boards, and other supporting organisations to improve post-16 mental health. By sharing data, insights, and best practice, they create a joined-up, evidence-informed approach to learner wellbeing across Wales and beyond.

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Our Impact

Real-world change

I feel more connected, safer from a professional point of view. I feel more empowered with more resources so that students have been able to find a sense of, or feeling of, knowing there is someone they can turn to for support.

– University of South Wales, Front Line Practitioner

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