Mental-Health Awareness through COPE

IIIM Students Recognised for Promoting Mental-Health Awareness through COPE

The International School of Informatics & Management (IIIM), Jaipur, takes pride in the recognition received by its COPE members at the COPE (Counselling and Outreach for Peer Empowerment) Yearly Excellence Awards 2025–26, organised by Mpower, an initiative of the Aditya Birla Education Trust, on April 30, 2026.

The national initiative brought together a vibrant network of institutions, spanning 98 colleges across 42 cities and 17 states. IIIM secured three significant recognitions: Ms. Priya Mathur – Runner-Up, Leader Category; Ms. Sunakshi Chauhan – Peer Supporter Award Winner; and Dr. Gargi Sharma – POC Recognition Award.

As part of their year-long association with COPE, the students actively contributed to creating greater awareness about counselling, peer support and emotional well-being on campus. Through workshops, interactive sessions and awareness initiatives, they encouraged open conversations around mental health and helped foster a more empathetic, inclusive and supportive campus environment.

The awards were formally presented at IIIM on August 22, 2026, acknowledging the students’ commitment and the institution’s continued efforts towards strengthening mental-health awareness and peer support.

The recognition stands as a testament to the impact of student-led initiatives and reinforces an important message: being present, listening without judgement and extending compassionate support can often be more meaningful than having all the answers.

IIIM Students Recognised for Promoting Mental-Health Awareness through COPE

The International School of Informatics & Management (IIIM), Jaipur, takes pride in the recognition received by its COPE members at the COPE (Counselling and Outreach for Peer Empowerment) Yearly Excellence Awards 2025–26, organised by Mpower, an initiative of the Aditya Birla Education Trust, on April 30, 2026.

The national initiative brought together a vibrant network of institutions, spanning 98 colleges across 42 cities and 17 states. IIIM secured three significant recognitions: Ms. Priya Mathur – Runner-Up, Leader Category; Ms. Sunakshi Chauhan – Peer Supporter Award Winner; and Dr. Gargi Sharma – POC Recognition Award.

As part of their year-long association with COPE, the students actively contributed to creating greater awareness about counselling, peer support and emotional well-being on campus. Through workshops, interactive sessions and awareness initiatives, they encouraged open conversations around mental health and helped foster a more empathetic, inclusive and supportive campus environment.

The awards were formally presented at IIIM on August 22, 2026, acknowledging the students’ commitment and the institution’s continued efforts towards strengthening mental-health awareness and peer support.

The recognition stands as a testament to the impact of student-led initiatives and reinforces an important message: being present, listening without judgement and extending compassionate support can often be more meaningful than having all the answers.