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Charitable purposes: 1. To advance mental health education amongst the student population via information sessions, smaller group sessions and flyers. 2. To advance the health of the student population through the provision of safe spaces on campus for students to talk about mental health in an encouraging environment enabling peer support, the provision of fully-subsidised mental health first aid training to spot the signs of mental illness including suicidal thoughts, and the provision of partially-subsidised therapy with professional psychotherapists. 3. The organisation of recreational activities, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the person for whom the activities are primarily intended by encouraging students to take part in activities such as yoga and other team building activities.