Togetherall supports student mental health by creating a sense of belonging and connection through community. The online peer-to-peer community is monitored 24/7 by licensed clinicians.
For 15+ years, we have supported student mental health by empowering them to give and receive support for a full range of mental health concerns conveniently and anonymously. This gives students peace of mind to share experiences without the fear of being judged, resulting in a more vibrant and diverse population supporting each other.
Togetherall integrates with other campus mental health services as part of an ecosystem of support for students. More than 3 million students have access to Togetherall and over 80% of members report on seeing improvements in their mental health.
Peer-to-peer community – Giving and receiving support can be valuable to building self-esteem and improving mental health
Safe - Licensed clinicians moderate 24/7, creating a safe and supportive environment for all – resulting in increased engagement, interaction, and overall improvement in wellbeing and resiliency
Scalable – A cost-effective, population-wide solution that expands reach and helps support more students
Reaches marginalized groups – Effectively reaches and positively impacts marginalized groups who often don’t seek help from traditional services
Integrates with your existing counselling services – Togetherall integrates with your current mental health services, after-hours lines, and institution-specific resources
of students experienced an improvement in their wellbeing as a result of being a Togetherall member
of students identify as BIPOC
of students indicate they don’t regularly seek support outside of Togetherall
of students use Togetherall as a complimentary support along with treatment
Take the next step in discovering how a peer-to-peer community can both expand and enhance mental health services:
Learn how Togetherall has helped universities to improve their students’ mental health.
Chief Program Officer at Active Minds, Laura Horne, discusses the change in attitudes towards student mental health and the value of peer support in helping people to navigate uncertainty.
VCC chooses Togetherall to better support the mental health of their diverse, international student body