The National Task Force addresses student mental health concerns and works with higher educational institutions to prevent suicide through listening, evidence and action.
Your report is handled through the official secure portal.
Comprehensive mental health care and counselling support whenever you need it.
Counsellors available 24/7 Tap a number to connect with a trained counsellor.Students experience campus life differently. By sharing what works, what is missing and where support breaks down, you help the Task Force recommend practical safeguards for higher educational institutions.
We welcome insights from everyone who contributes to student well-being and campus life.
Understand lived experiences, warning signs and gaps in campus support.
Study current regulations, institutional practices and systemic challenges.
Turn evidence into practical safeguards, awareness and support systems.
A safer academic ecosystem starts with listening. Together, we can make campuses more compassionate, responsive and mentally resilient.
A concise view of institutional participation, awareness initiatives and student-support capacity.
Explore the latest updates, policy insights, seminars, and key recommendations focused on student well-being, inclusion, institutional accountability, and suicide prevention across Higher Education Institutions.
A new national digital platform supporting transparency, accessibility and coordinated action for student mental health across higher educational institutions.
The National Task Force—appointed by the Supreme Court of India to address student mental-health concerns and prevent suicides—introduced its newly developed public website at an official press meet.
The platform provides structured information, accessible communication channels and a clearer way for institutions and communities to engage with the Task Force.
Mental well-being is a shared responsibility. Choose the guidance designed for your role to recognize concerns, respond safely and connect with appropriate support.
Understand distress, access confidential support and know what to do during a crisis.
View student guidanceIdentify possible distress, begin a supportive conversation and refer within your role.
View faculty guidanceRecognize changes, respond without judgment and help your student seek support.
View parent guidanceCoordinate prevention systems, reporting, referrals, awareness and institutional review.
View nodal guidanceThree immediate priorities to strengthen professional support, emergency readiness and responsible evidence management across higher educational institutions.
For universities, colleges and regulatory bodiesProvide qualified professionals, confidential procedures, crisis support and online consultation pathways.
Explore action pointEnsure round-the-clock medical access for residential institutions or a facility within a one-kilometre radius.
Explore action pointCreate a centralized database, mandatory reporting process and annual regulatory compliance submission.
Explore action pointSample testimonials showing how clear, accessible and coordinated support can be experienced across the campus community.
Placeholder copy for design previewI felt more confident asking for help when the counselling process, privacy expectations and emergency contacts were explained clearly in one place.
Knowing the warning signs and whom to contact helped me support my child calmly instead of reacting with fear or judgment.
The referral guidance gave me a practical way to begin a supportive conversation while staying within my role as a faculty member.
A shared roadmap makes it easier to connect committees, services, reporting responsibilities and leadership review around student well-being.
