A complete, whole-student wellness program for your campus — 24×7 counselling & psychiatry, dietitians, screening, a documented student-support protocol with a clear escalation matrix, staff training and an administrator dashboard. Built to satisfy the UGC & AICTE mental-health guidelines for campuses.
For colleges, universities, coaching institutes and schools. Combining youth-specialist therapists with medical care, nutrition and movement — matched to the pressures of Indian student life.
Structured workshops for JEE, NEET, CUET, CLAT and boards. Delivered pre-exam and during results season.
Confidential support for students in distress. Institutional dashboard reports trends only.
Mental health fairs, faculty training, peer supporter certification, medical camps.
Every session with clinicians trained in adolescent and young-adult care.
On the Supreme Court's recommendation, the UGC and AICTE now require every college, university, technical institute, coaching centre and hostel to run a structured mental-health program — a written policy, qualified counsellors, a documented student-support protocol with escalation, staff training and annual reporting to the regulator. HopeQure delivers all of it as one program.
Applies to all higher-education & technical institutions, coaching centres and hostels — public and private — with annual reporting to UGC, AICTE or CBSE.
NCRB recorded 13,044 student suicides in 2022 — 2,248 tied directly to exam failure. The Court called it a "systemic failure".
Failure to act adequately is treated as an institutional lapse, exposing administration to regulatory and legal consequences.
Institutions must maintain anonymised records and file an annual wellness report (interventions, referrals, training) to UGC / AICTE / CBSE.
This is the heart of the partnership. Every requirement the UGC & AICTE laid down — on the Supreme Court's recommendation — matched to a concrete program deliverable your institution can show in a UGC/AICTE review or annual report.
Student mental-health duty is one part of a wider obligation across students and staff. HopeQure maps to the full stack of laws your institution answers to.
The single most important thing a reviewer, inspector or court looks for is evidence of a structured, written response — not ad-hoc help. HopeQure gives your campus a documented protocol that everyone follows, so support is consistent, proportionate and defensible.
Who does what, at each level of concern.
| Level | What it looks like | Who responds | Action & timeline | Consent & disclosure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · General stress | Common exam/transition stress. Not illness or risk. | Self-help tools, counsellor on request, peer & faculty sensitisation. | Voluntary counselling & workshops. No escalation. | Fully voluntary. Anonymised utilisation only. |
| 2 · Vulnerability | Persistent distress; struggling to cope over time. | Assigned counsellor; optional mentor check-ins. | Structured counselling + optional follow-ups. No automatic consequences. | Consent-centred. No disclosure to faculty. |
| 3 · Elevated risk | Distress materially affecting functioning; harm foreseeable. | Senior professional + designated welfare authority (advisory only). | More frequent engagement; documented support & student choices. | Consent retained except where law requires; no public disclosure. |
| 4 · High-risk / crisis | Credible, imminent risk to life or safety. | Crisis team, institution nodal officer, emergency & statutory services. | Immediate clinical assessment; life-protective escalation, 24×7. | Disclosure strictly limited to life-protective action. |
A structured, phased rollout that stands up a compliant program without overloading your team.
Review existing support & map against the mandate and UGC policy.
Form/strengthen the Mental Health Committee; draft policy.
Early-identification, referral & crisis-escalation SOPs approved.
Platform, counsellors & helpline go live for students & staff.
Gatekeeper & psychological-first-aid training rollout.
Onboarding, posters, QR help-desks & communication pack.
24×7 escalation & critical-care pathway switched on.
Anonymised dashboards, reviews & continuous improvement.
Real campuses have students who won't download an app, hostellers who prefer a call, and families more comfortable in a regional language. HopeQure works through many channels, in local languages, so help is always reachable.
Emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental & financial wellbeing — a genuinely whole-student model.
One program covers students, faculty, wardens & administrative staff — the whole campus community.
Share a few details and our institutional team will send a UGC/AICTE gap assessment and a proposal sized to your student strength, within one working day.
Most campus tools stop at counselling. HopeQure covers the whole student: mental health, physical health, nutrition & diet, preventive screening, crisis response and the training & governance that keep it all compliant.
Student wellbeing touches every office on campus. HopeQure gives each stakeholder exactly what they need — oversight for leadership, evidence for compliance, and real care for students.
A defined, auditable set of documents, services and systems — not ad-hoc counselling. Everything below is included and mapped to your governance and compliance obligations, and colour-coded by type.
An institution-specific student & staff mental-health policy, reviewed annually and ready to publish on your website and notice boards.
Charter to form or strengthen your standing Mental Health & Well-being Committee, with roles, cadence and Registrar-level oversight.
Standard operating procedures for spotting early warning signs and routing students & staff to the right support.
A clear, proportionate escalation decision framework with crisis logs and post-incident review templates.
Unlimited 1-on-1 counselling (video, voice, chat) via a dedicated platform, in 12+ Indian languages, with confidentiality by design.
Gatekeeper & psychological-first-aid training so first responders recognise distress and refer appropriately.
Awareness campaigns, launch posters, emailers, QR help-desk signage and a communication pack to drive real utilisation.
Consent forms, confidentiality protocol and DPDP-aligned data handling explained upfront to every participant.
Utilisation, department-level wellbeing scores and risk-trend reports — anonymised, for governance and audits.
Audit-ready evidence pack to demonstrate "reasonable steps" during inspections, inquiries or judicial review.
Periodic governance reviews with recommendations, so the program keeps maturing year on year.
100+ workshop topics, psychometric assessments, group therapy, mindfulness/yoga/nutrition, and POSH training sessions.
One platform, many ways to stay well — from daily self-care to critical-care assistance.
Confidential 1-on-1 sessions with licensed psychologists in the student's preferred language.
100+ validated self-assessments to help students understand where they are and what support fits.
Dietitians, nutrition plans, yoga, meditation and fitness activities for whole-body wellbeing.
100+ topics across resilience, exam stress, relationships, POSH awareness and life skills.
Simple self-tracking that helps students notice patterns and seek help earlier.
Structured multi-session journeys for anxiety, depression, sleep, addiction and more.
Campaigns and activities that reduce stigma and normalise seeking support.
24×7 priority handling for self-harm, harm-to-others and emergency cases via defined escalation.
Whether you're a Vice-Chancellor, Dean of Student Welfare, Registrar or a Student Welfare Society — tell us where to start and we'll tailor a plan.
A structured onboarding that stands up a compliant, whole-student wellness program on your campus — with minimal load on your team.
We audit your current standing against all 15 Saha Guidelines & the UGC policy, and map the gaps.
We draft your mental-health policy, set up counsellors, helpline, screening & the compliance dashboard.
Student onboarding, staff gatekeeper training, peer ambassadors, and campus/hostel helpline signage go live.
Ongoing care, semester pulse surveys, and audit-ready anonymised reports for committees & UGC review.
HopeQure's program is built to satisfy the Supreme Court, UGC, and the Ministry of Education frameworks together — so a single partnership covers your obligations.
The apex-court direction that prompted UGC & AICTE to mandate structured student mental-health programs nationwide.
Supports a Mental Health & Well-being Centre (MHWBC), monitoring committee & Student Services Centre model.
Care aligned to the Ministry of Education's UMMEED principles & MANODARPAN psychosocial-support approach.
Prevention-first design with Tele-MANAS (14416) routing and a 24×7 crisis pathway.
Whole-student wellbeing consistent with NEP 2020 and UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health & Well-being).
Rights-respecting, confidential care from licensed professionals, consistent with the MHCA framework.
Most "student wellness" offerings are a teletherapy app with a login, or a single counsellor stretched across thousands of students. HopeQure delivers a complete, documented, compliance-grade program — the difference shows up exactly where a reviewer, a parent or a student in crisis looks.
Every UGC & AICTE guideline is mapped to a concrete deliverable, with a written policy, SOPs and an audit-ready dashboard you can place before a reviewer.
A 5-step protocol and a 4-tier escalation matrix define who responds, how fast, and with what consent — the structured response courts and regulators expect.
Counselling and psychiatry plus registered dietitians, physical & lifestyle care, screening and workshops — one integrated team on a shared care philosophy.
One partnership serves students, faculty, wardens and admin staff — including OSH-aligned staff health check-ups and POSH-aligned support.
Toll-free line, missed-call, QR help-desks, onsite coordinators and 12+ languages — plus 24×7 crisis cover and Tele-MANAS routing.
We extend your counselling cell with real clinical depth, supervision and continuity of care — not a single counsellor stretched thin.
Sessions stay confidential to the student; administration sees only anonymised, aggregate trends and compliance evidence — DPDP-aligned by design.
Semester pulse surveys, utilisation and risk-trend reporting, and periodic governance reviews — so you can show impact, not just activity.
Policy, counsellors, nutrition, training, crisis line and dashboard from a single partner, on one care record — one contract, one point of accountability.
Building in-house, using a generic teletherapy app, or signing a single-service student-wellness vendor each leaves gaps in compliance, coverage or continuity. Here's how they compare with the HopeQure SWP.
| Capability | In-house cell | Generic teletherapy app | Other student-wellness vendors | HopeQure SWP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All 15 UGC & AICTE guidelines mapped | Partial | ✕ | Partial | ✓ Full |
| Mental health + nutrition + physical | Rare | Mental only | Mental only | ✓ All three |
| 24×7 crisis + Tele-MANAS routing | Office hours | Varies | Varies | ✓ 24×7 |
| Staff gatekeeper training | Ad hoc | ✕ | Rare | ✓ Included |
| Policy drafting & annual review | DIY | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ Included |
| Anonymised compliance dashboard | Manual | Limited | Basic | ✓ Audit-ready |
| 12+ languages, pan-India | Limited | Some | Some | ✓ 12+ |
| Confidentiality firewall from campus | Weak | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ By design |
| Documented support protocol & escalation matrix | Rare | ✕ | Partial | ✓ Written SOP |
| Covers staff & faculty too | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ Included |
| Non-digital access (toll-free, QR, onsite) | Some | ✕ | Limited | ✓ Full |
Three in-depth resources for administrators, deans and compliance officers on the constitutional and operational frameworks behind the program.
The 15 mandatory guidelines educational institutions must implement to safeguard student wellbeing and meet constitutional compliance requirements.
Read the framework →How the Sukdeb Saha judgment recognised mental health as an integral part of the Right to Life under Article 21 of the Constitution.
Read the analysis →How HopeQure translates the Supreme Court guidelines into an operational mental-health governance framework for educational institutions.
Read the framework →Students only open up when care is genuinely private. HopeQure keeps individual clinical content confidential to the student and their professional, while giving your administration the anonymised, aggregate insight it needs to govern and to prove compliance.
Session content stays between the student and their professional — never shared with faculty or parents except where safety or law requires.
Administration sees utilisation, risk trends and compliance evidence — anonymised and cohort-level, never individual records.
Tell us about your institution and we'll prepare a free compliance assessment against the UGC & AICTE guidelines — plus a proposal tailored to your student strength.
