As a candidate for the position of Vice President of Wellbeing at Solent University, I am committed to being a strong voice for all students on matters related to their welfare, health, safety, and wellbeing. I understand that being a student can be a challenging time and that students may face a variety of issues, including depression, PTSD, stress, panic attacks, anxiety, addiction, and trauma.

As a passionate advocate for mental health and wellbeing, I have been actively helping individuals through my website, Doorofhelp.com, by providing them with the resources and support they need to navigate these challenges. I believe that my experience and dedication will make me an effective Vice President of Wellbeing for the students at Solent University.

I believe that I will make a positive impact on the wellbeing of Solent students by performing various activities like:

Hosting workshops and seminars on mental health and stress management: This could involve bringing in guest speakers who are experts in the field of mental health, such as licensed therapists or psychologists, to lead workshops and seminars on topics such as managing anxiety, stress, and depression. These workshops could also cover practical skills such as time management and self-care.

Awareness: Making students more aware about free counseling and therapy services provided though Solent University

Organizing events to promote social connections and community building: Organize social gatherings, game nights, or service projects that bring students together in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Tailor events to specific groups of students, such as international students or student-athletes.

Partnering with campus organizations to address specific issues such as substance abuse or eating disorders: This could involve working with existing organizations on campus, such as student government or health services, to develop programs and resources that address specific issues that affect students, such as substance abuse or eating disorders.

Creating a confidential and safe space for students to express their concerns and needs: This could involve creating a confidential and safe space, such as an online forum or a drop-in center, where students can share their concerns and needs without fear of judgment or retaliation.

Collaboration: Collaborating with other student leaders to ensure that all aspects of student life, such as academics and extracurricular activities, are taken into consideration when addressing wellbeing

Encourage and facilitate student feedback, and act on it to improve students’ well-being: This could involve creating a system for students to provide feedback on programs and services related to student wellbeing, and then act on that feedback by making changes or adjustments to better serve student needs.

Offering mindfulness and meditation sessions to help students find inner peace: This could involve providing regular mindfulness and meditation sessions led by trained professionals or experienced students. These sessions could be held in a quiet and peaceful setting and could be open to all students.

Create a buddy system to pair students who are struggling with a more experienced student who can offer guidance and support: This could involve pairing students who are struggling with more experienced students who can offer guidance and support. These pairs could meet regularly to talk about their struggles and share advice and strategies for coping. Additionally, this buddy system could also involve training programs for mentors to help them better support their mentees.

My thoughts about this position:

When I first heard about the position of Vice President of Wellbeing at Solent University, I immediately knew that this was the perfect opportunity for me. I have always had a passion for helping others, and I have been doing so for many years in various capacities. I have worked as a mentor, a counselor, and a volunteer in various organizations, and I have always found immense satisfaction in being able to make a positive difference in people's lives.

I believe that my experience and skills make me the ideal candidate for this position. I am confident that my ability to connect with people and my deep understanding of their needs will be invaluable in this role. I am a good listener, and I am able to empathize with people, which is essential in helping them to feel heard and understood. I also have a strong sense of responsibility and I am committed to doing whatever it takes to make sure that students are getting the support they need.

For me, being Vice President of Wellbeing at Solent University would be a dream come true. I believe that this position would allow me to fulfill my mission in life, which is to help others. I am excited about the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of Solent students and I am confident that I have the skills and experience necessary to excel in this role.