Mental Health Outreach Peer Educators (M-HOPE)
The peer educator group, M-HOPE, provides students with tips about coping skills, managing stress, increasing emotional awareness, and understanding how to engage in self care. In addition, M-HOPE educates students about on and off-campus resources, and how to navigate them; and trains students how to help friends who may be struggling. Check out the program offerings and resources below.
M-HOPE Mission
Through outreach and advocacy, M-HOPE Interns are dedicated to make Binghamton University a healthier and safer living and learning environment by:
- Educating the Binghamton campus community about mental health and wellness,
- Connecting the community with University and off-campus resources, and
- Working to reduce stigma around mental health issues through formal programming and informal dialogue.
The M-HOPE team serves the campus in many ways, including:
- Campus-wide programs,
- Outreach and tabling,
- Facilitating first year seminar lectures,
RA events, - Serving on campus committees,
- and more!
