YABATECH Student Advocacy Network Collaborates with Counseling Center for Suicide Prevention Day

The Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) Student Advocacy Network (STAN) recently partnered with the YABATECH Counseling Center to observe Suicide Prevention Day. This initiative focused on debunking common myths and reshaping the narrative surrounding suicide awareness, aiming to foster a more informed and supportive campus environment.

During the event, STAN emphasized the importance of bridging the gap in mental health discussions, making it a priority to normalize conversations about mental well-being among students. The collaborative effort between STAN and the Counseling Center highlights a commitment to challenging the stigma associated with mental health issues.

As part of the campaign, participants engaged in informative sessions that provided valuable insights into the realities of suicide, encouraging open dialogue and peer support. The initiative serves as a reminder of the critical need for ongoing conversations about mental health, urging students to reach out and support one another.

STAN is dedicated to promoting mental health awareness and creating a culture where students feel safe discussing their challenges. By encouraging dialogue and dispelling myths, the organization aims to empower individuals to seek help and support one another in their mental health journeys.