MindPot App | Hyderabad, Nov. 5: The Rotary Club of Hyderabad Mavericks has launched MindPot, a mental well-being app for students. The initiative reminds young people that mental health matters more than examination marks.
The app was launched alongside a Well-being Toolkit. The handbook offers practical guidance to help students manage stress and emotional challenges.
The initiative highlights growing pressures on students. These include examinations, parental expectations, peer pressure, career choices and social media.
Its message is simple: students need time to rest and care for their minds. It also reminds them that marks do not define their identity.
MindPot Launched at PEP-UP Project’s Closing Ceremony
Rotary District Governor Uday Pilani unveiled the app. Ms. Rashida Adenwala attended as the Guest of Honour.
The launch took place during the concluding ceremony of PEP-UP. The Rotary Club of Hyderabad Mavericks implemented the year-long student mental well-being initiative.
The project involved an investment of ₹33 lakh. Rotary Club of Livermore served as its international sponsor.
Manojagrithi and Sudisha Counselling Centre supported implementation and counselling. The initiative targeted students aged between 13 and 21 years.
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PEP-UP covered eight educational institutions across Hyderabad. These included Sri Sahithi High School, ZPHS Kothaguda and New Bloom High School.
The other institutions were ZPHS Kondapur, Samskruthi High School and Government Junior College. G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science and ZPHS Peddamangalaram also participated.
The initiative reached more than 3,200 students through awareness sessions. It also screened 2,686 students across government and private institutions.
Of the students screened, 574 required additional attention and support. Counselling helped 503 students move into the Green Zone, indicating improvement in their well-being.
The remaining 71 students continue to receive care and support. Specialised referrals are provided wherever necessary.
App Encourages Students to Prioritise Mental Health
MindPot aims to make mental well-being an essential part of student life. The initiative encourages students to discuss their worries and seek help when needed.
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Its message also challenges the pressure to achieve perfect academic results. It reminds students that taking breaks is not a waste of time.
The campaign highlights that asking for help demonstrates strength. It encourages students to care for their mental health before stress becomes overwhelming.
The initiative uses relatable messages to address common concerns. These include comparisons with high-scoring peers and the familiar pressure of “What will people say?”
MindPot promotes a simple message: academic achievement is important, but mental well-being matters more.
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