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An app made by students, for students

Selkirk College students are connecting to an app which supports wellbeing.

Instructional dean Kate Pelletier says it was created collaboratively by digital arts, nursing and new media students.

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Through their phones students will be able to easily find mental support services in the community.

It can be accessed at you.selkirk.ca.

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