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Loughborough to Istanbul, for Ben

The family and friends of a student who took his own life say they have been completely overwhelmed by the

Loneliness Awareness Week 2020

“Thank you so much. I just feel so much better knowing that you are here and there are other things

What Next?

As we grow up attending school, college and even university, we get used to the structure of academic life. There’s

All Ears

My name is Amy. I am 21 and currently studying Counselling and Psychotherapy at Edge Hill University. Alongside this, I

Going to University

University can be a time of change, adventure, excitement, enrichment, reflection, new horizons and new relationships. However, many people can

Exam Results Day

Results Day is fast approaching and for some it’s a really exciting time – the first step in the next

Paperback Book Day

On the 30th of July we celebrate Paperback Book Day. Books used to be far less convenient, often heavy and

PAPYRUS, earthware and digital solutions

In recent weeks the HOPELINEUK Management Team, along with our Head of Marketing and Communications, met with earthware – a

Exam Season

Exam season is upon us once again, and this time of year can be an exciting opportunity to challenge yourself

Powerful image pays tribute to students lost to su...

An image released today, on University Mental Health Day (Thursday 7 March), by The Student Room (TSR) and national charity PAPYRUS Prevention of Young

University Mental Health Day

Working on HOPELINEUK we hear from many people who are struggling at University. The reasons for these struggles can be

PAPYRUS & London Nightline

PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide worked together with London Nightline to produce a set of resources aimed at students who

Returning to Uni

For some students Christmas can be very difficult – having to put on a brave face, being around family members

Combatting Student Loneliness at Christmas

Loneliness is often considered a taboo, particularly amongst young people. Perhaps because it is generally associated with the elderly –

Young People in a Changing World

On World Mental Health Day 2018 Emma, a PAPYRUS HOPELINEUK adviser, writes about the challenges for young people in a

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