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Mental health is often overlooked among students, especially in competitive academic environments. Many hesitate to open up due to stigma, fear of judgment, or lack of access to professionals. This inspired me to create MindBridge, a platform that connects students anonymously for peer-to-peer support, guided by trained mentors and AI-powered emotional check-ins.
What it does:
MindBridge allows users to share their struggles through text or voice without revealing their identity. It uses AI mood detection to gently suggest mindfulness activities, journaling prompts, or escalation to professional help if needed. The anonymity lowers the barrier for seeking help, making students feel safe and supported.
Who benefits:
Students facing stress, anxiety, or isolation benefit directly. Universities can also use aggregated, anonymized insights to improve campus well-being programs.
Why it matters to me:
As a student, I’ve seen friends struggle silently with pressure and burnout. Sometimes, they just needed someone to listen without judgment. MindBridge was born from the belief that empathy and connection can save live
