Free Mental Health Resource Guide for Schools
Choose a mental health concern, answer three clarifying questions, and get a personalised action checklist with guidance and resources tailored to your role — student, staff, or parent. Mark steps complete and download a PDF summary.
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How UniCloud360 MH Resource Guide Compares
vs spreadsheets, manual processes, and paid platforms
| Feature | UniCloud360 UniCloud360 MH Resource Guide | Generic Website Search | School Counsellor Leaflet | Mental Health Charity Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Role-specific guidance | Student, staff, or parent path | Same content for everyone | Not role-differentiated | Some audience filtering |
| Personalised action checklist | Tailored to topic and urgency | No checklist | Generic bullet points | No interactive checklist |
| Urgency-aware crisis resources | Crisis banner for urgent cases | No urgency detection | Static crisis number only | Crisis line listed but not prominent |
| Interactive progress tracking | Tick off steps, live progress bar | Static document | Static document | No interactive elements |
| Downloadable PDF summary | One-click PDF with checklist | Printable but static | No download | Page print only |
| No login required | Fully anonymous | No login | No login | Sometimes requires sign-up |
What Educators and Students Are Saying
Trusted by lecturers and students across Sri Lankan universities
"I send this to staff at the start of every year. The role-specific checklist for 'staff supporting a student' is exactly the structured guidance our newer teachers need."
"I used the anxiety section during exam season. The checklist made me feel like I actually had a plan rather than just worrying about worrying."
"Useful as a pre-session resource — I ask students to go through the relevant topic before our first appointment. It saves time and gets them thinking about their situation."
"The parent path in the bullying section gave me a clear action plan when my son was struggling. Specific, calm, and practical — exactly what you need in that moment."
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