AIIMS-Delhi Launches “Never Alone” Mental Health App for Students

AIIMS-Delhi Launches “Never Alone” Mental Health App for Students

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: September 13 2025

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AIIMS-Delhi has launched “Never Alone”, an AI-powered mental health app aimed at preventing student suicides and improving psychological well-being. The app, also rolled out at AIIMS-Bhubaneswar and IHBAS Delhi, offers 24/7 support through WhatsApp and web platforms, with nationwide expansion planned. The initiative, backed by the Global Centre of Integrative Health and AIIMS psychiatry experts, seeks to reduce stigma, close treatment gaps, and provide early, discreet intervention for India’s youth—among whom suicide is a growing crisis.

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