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The University of Huddersfield has renewed its partnership with Togetherall, continuing its commitment to providing students with safe, clinically moderated mental health support whenever they need it.
Residents and pupils aged 16 and over across West Dunbartonshire will continue to have free, anonymous, 24/7/365 access to clinically moderated peer-to-peer mental health support, following a 24-month renewal of the Council's partnership with Togetherall.
Glasgow's 16–24 year olds will continue to have 24/7/365 access to digital peer-to-peer mental health support.
Togetherall is thrilled to announce its new membership with the Employee Assistance Professionals Association UK (EAPA UK).
In partnership with the HSE and launched by Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler, TD, Togetherall is expanding nationwide, offering free, anonymous, clinically moderated peer-to-peer mental health support to every 16–30-year-old in Ireland.
Every resident of South West London can now benefit from Togetherall – an anonymous, clinically-moderated mental health platform offering safe, stigma-free support, whenever and wherever it is needed.
The Council provides a new and easily accessible approach to mental health support for residents of Middlesborough
Shropshire County’s residents will continue to have 24/7/365 access to digital peer-to-peer support
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