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S3 Ep4: The Power of Young Peer Supporters – Tooba’s Mission to Help Students’ Mental Health
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In this insightful episode of Shoulder to Shoulder, we speak with Tooba, a dedicated psychology student who discovered the power of peer support while working in a secondary school. Passionate about mental health advocacy, she recognized that young people struggling with their mental well-being often find it easier to open up to peers rather than adults.
Through her experience as a peer supporter in schools, Tooba discusses:
✔️ The unique role of younger peer supporters in helping students feel understood and less alone
✔️ Why peer support programs in schools are crucial for early mental health intervention
✔️ How peer-led mental health initiatives bridge the gap between students and professional help
✔️ The importance of normalising mental health conversations among school-age young people
This episode highlights the transformative impact of peer support in education, emphasising how student-led initiatives can create a more compassionate and understanding environment for young people navigating mental health challenges.
🎧 Listen now to hear Tooba’s inspiring journey and the crucial role of peer support in shaping young people’s mental health.
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