Stellenbosch University takes a significant stride towards bolstering student support with the launch of Selfhelp.sun.ac.za, a comprehensive web application designed to streamline access to vital resources and guidance. This initiative is part of the university's Integrated Student Success program, aiming to ensure every student's holistic well-being.

Selfhelp.sun.ac.za serves as a centralised platform, consolidating services, resources, and guidance from the Centre for Student Counselling and Development. As the university's first line of assistance, the web application provides invaluable support and advice on a myriad of topics crucial to student success, including adjustment to university life, career guidance, mental health, food security, and disability assistance.

Through this innovative web application, Stellenbosch University reaffirms its commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive academic environment. By leveraging technology, the university endeavours to make essential resources readily accessible to all students, empowering them to thrive both academically and personally.

Key features of Selfhelp.sun.ac.za include:

Comprehensive Support:  Access to a wide range of services, resources, and guidance tailored to address various aspects of student life.

User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive design ensuring ease of navigation and accessibility for all students.

Confidential Assistance: Students can seek advice and support in a secure and confidential manner, fostering trust and openness.

Charl Davids, Director: Centre for Student Counselling and Development expresses enthusiasm about the launch of Selfhelp.sun.ac.za, stating, "This web application represents a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to prioritise student well-being and success. By consolidating resources and support services into a single, accessible platform, we aim to empower our students to overcome challenges and thrive during their academic journey."

• Selfhelp.sun.ac.za is now live and accessible to all Stellenbosch University students.