About Mental Health
WELCOME TO THE BCU MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY 2025/26
What We Do
The Mental Health Society is led by students familiar with, and dedicated to educating about, mental health as we strongly aim to reduce and remove stigma and taboos that exist about mental health and wellbeing for students or just anyone, regardless of your age, gender, faith, ethnicity, sexuality etc.
Mental health is and should be just as important as your physical health, so we highly aim to provide an open and non-judgemental space where students can learn more about mental health, as well as finding ways to cope with and adapt to their emotions and selves.
Interested in getting involved?
Mental Health Society is looking for Committee members to help create a community of like-minded students and share their voice to create positive change for the BCU community. Apply to join the LibSoc Committee and help shape our events, campaigns, and community. Fill out the application form below to let us know why you’d be a great addition to the council.
LibSoc Committee Application Form
Disclaimer
This is a society for students, and not professionals, therapists, psychologists etc and can only refer you to the right place if need be. We raise awareness about mental health and allow all students to participate in any way and form, including forming an appropriate safe space for you to express yourself. If you are in need of support, please contact the Mental Health and Wellbeing Team at wellbeing@bcu.ac.uk, or visit iCity for more information on student support. Take care of yourself as best as possible, and remember, the help is there. We're all here for you.
Your Committee 2025/26
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We are a Liberation Society!
Our Society is a Liberation Society, which means we never close down, are free to join and are funded by your Students' Union for our events and activities.
This is because we represent a key demographic of Birmingham City University, and are recognised by the National Union of Students as part of their Liberation Campaign.
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