Varsities doing all they can to help


Help is available: Though challenging, varsities are doing their best to provide counselling services on and offline during the MCO. — Photo posed by model

HIGHER education institutions are ready to help improve the mental health of students staying on campuses during the movement control order (MCO).

While some varsities are providing 24-hour Telegram service (an instant messaging app), others have their counsellors on rotation for 24 hours, seven days a week.

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mental health , Covid-19 , MCO , HEIs

   

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