DYK? 73% of students experience a mental health crisis during college. Uwill provides immediate access to mental health support, crisis care 24/7/365, and wellness tools. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Supporting student mental health means helping them protect their peace. Uwill ensures immediate access to mental health support, crisis care 24/7/365, and wellness tools. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

"We gotta make the children understand that No. 1, you have everything necessary for you to get through whatever it is that you're going through." — RUN-DMC legend & Uwill Mental Health Advocate Darryl “DMC” (@THEKINGDMC) McDaniels at ASU+GSV More: bit.ly/4nl1SSV

Mental health struggles touch every part of student life. Uwill’s work with New Jersey is delivering immediate support and 24/7/365 crisis care to students across the state. bit.ly/3SCcJKb

Academic performance and mental health are deeply connected. Uwill partners with institutions to ensure immediate access to support and 24/7/365 crisis care. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Students need to feel seen, heard, and supported. Uwill connects students to licensed mental health professionals 24/7/365, with no wait, no barriers: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Students are turning to bathroom stalls to decompress. The viral trend, "bathroom camping," isn’t quirky. It’s a quiet cry for support. bit.ly/4ojb0YM Uwill is here with #mentalhealth support, 24/7/365: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

“Strength is asking for help.” Darryl “DMC” McDaniels (@THEKINGDMC), RUN-DMC Hip-Hop Legend, Author and Uwill Mental Health Advocate, reminds us that healing starts with support. Bring immediate, barrier-free support to your campus: uwill.com

The London College of Contemporary Arts' (LCCA) collaboration with Uwill ensures students in high-pressure creative fields get the #mentalhealth support they need, when they need it: bit.ly/4eknjPG

Students are speaking through their silence. 60% who need mental health support don’t get it. Uwill meets students where they are, whenever they need it, day or night. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

A break from screens is more than a moment of rest; it’s part of a healthy routine. How are you helping students recharge this semester? uwill.com #CollegeLife #EdTech #StudentWellbeing

Nearly 75% of students say illness hurts their ability to focus and learn, impacting mental health too: uwill.com/taking-the-hea… Uwill and Umed provide medical and mental health support 24/7/365. uwill.com

Students face stress daily. What matters is how quickly they can get support. Uwill partners with colleges to deliver access to mental health professionals around the clock: uwill.com

Honored to rank #79 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 — our second straight year in the top 100 (#27 in 2024). "This recognition is not just a reflection of our growth but of the extraordinary urgency and purpose that drives our team each day," - Michael London, Uwill founder & CEO

64% of students consider leaving college. Emotional stress is the #1 reason. Uwill delivers immediate mental health support, crisis connection, and wellness tools 24/7/365. uwill.com

Congratulations to Stockton University and its CAPS team on receiving the 2025 Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being Award from Insight Into Academia. We’re proud that Uwill’s mental health support is noted as part of their commitment to student success: bit.ly/45TkhP

One new healthy habit can make a big difference for student wellbeing. Partner with Uwill to complement your campus mental health offering and eliminate barriers to care. uwill.com #HigherEd #StudentWellbeing

“Athletic culture can sometimes discourage vulnerability.” Amaura Kemmerer of Uwill highlights how therapy creates space for student-athletes to process pressure. Read more: bit.ly/45zIsBv

When students feel understood, they’re more likely to seek support again. Uwill ensures immediate access to a licensed therapist, direct crisis support, and wellness, with no barriers, 24/7/365. uwill.com #HigherEd #MentalHealth

Uwill has acquired tbh, a fast-growing basic needs solution. Uwill’s expands its platform to support student wellbeing by addressing housing, food, and transportation insecurities that directly impact mental health and academic success: bit.ly/4fQjFht