Uwill

Uwill is proud to rank No. 27 on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies in the nation. Uwill also ranks No. 1 in Massachusetts with a three-year revenue growth of 8722%: bit.ly/3SNks8z #inc5000 #mentalhealth #edtech

Uwill has been named the #2 Fastest Growing Private Company in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal Fast 50. We’re proud to continue expanding immediate, accessible mental health support for students worldwide: bit.ly/4nGXcr6 #BBJFast50

This #MHAM, we’re highlighting @PrinceEdwardSch for their commitment to early intervention. By partnering with Uwill to provide district-wide teletherapy, they’re ensuring students have support before stress escalates. Full story: bit.ly/4vMhfrH

Transitions can be challenging, but they’re also part of growth. When campuses provide consistent, accessible mental health support, students are better equipped to move through change and keep moving forward. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Nearly 4 in 10 college students screen positive for depression. That’s more than a number; it’s a reminder that many students are struggling. Expanding access to mental health support is essential to helping them stay engaged and succeed. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Young people are carrying “anxiety bags” with tools like fidgets, calming scents & breathing exercises to manage stress in real time. It’s a reminder that simple strategies help, and access to support matters, too. Uwill provides immediate access to care. bit.ly/4tnDf9V

This #MHAM, we’re spotlighting Alabama’s proactive approach to supporting veterans. By solving for geography and wait times, their pilot program complements existing care with immediate, 24/7 support, a new national model for veteran care. bit.ly/4csVfKY

Every transition students navigate is part of moving forward. Uwill helps institutions provide immediate access to mental health support, helping students move through change with the care and support they need. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Over 5 in 10 students report feeling lonely. Uwill partners with colleges and universities to provide immediate, student-centered mental health support, helping ensure students can connect with care when they need it and feel less alone in the process: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

At New Jersey City University, counseling engagement has increased more than 30% during evenings, weekends, and breaks. As a highly diverse campus, addressing barriers like language and stigma is also essential. Learn how Uwill helps meet these demands bit.ly/3QLUt3n

“Combining college burnout with teacher burnout amplifies the stress of student teaching.” During #TeacherAppreciationWeek and #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, @MichiganDaily shares an important reminder that future educators need support, too. Read more: bit.ly/42D1R3L

More than 40% of veterans need mental health support when transitioning to civilian life. Eric M. Dudash highlights how Alabama is expanding access through new programs, including Uwill, providing veterans with immediate, 24/7 access to support: bit.ly/4csVfKY

The environments students engage with, and the habits they build, have a direct impact on their mental health. Uwill partners with institutions to help make that possible through accessible, immediate mental health support. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

More than three-quarters of students considering leaving school cite financial stress or basic needs as a primary cause. Uthrive, Uwill’s basic needs solution, helps address food insecurity, housing instability, transportation challenges, and more. bit.ly/47x5cV8

@NJDHS @_elizabethshill @NJHigherEd We’re honored to collaborate on initiatives that prioritize accessibility in mental health care.

(1/2) This morning, @NJDHS' Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Executive Director @_elizabethshill joined the @NJHigherEd and @uwilltech's mental health convening and presented about inclusive mental health services for the deaf and hard of hearing individuals.

ICYMI: Uwill ranked #8 Fastest-Growing Private Company in the Northeast by @Inc, our second year in the top 10. As demand for immediate mental health support grows, we’re proud to partner with 500+ institutions. bit.ly/4s7asWn #IncRegionals

Progress can be quiet, but it still matters. Uwill partners with institutions to provide immediate access to mental health support, helping students keep moving forward, one step at a time. Learn more: bit.ly/3EF9WpY

Nearly 80% of students say mental or emotional challenges impacted their academic performance in the past month. Access to support matters. Uwill helps institutions provide immediate access to mental health support. bit.ly/3EF9WpY

More than 40% of veterans need mental health support when transitioning to civilian life. In his op-ed, Eric M. Dudash highlights how Alabama is expanding access through new programs, with Uwill helping provide veterans immediate, 24/7 support: bit.ly/4csVfKY

@PrinceEdwardSch We're proud to partner with @PrinceEdwardSch to bring mental health care to their students!

When students need support, they shouldn't have to wait. Uwill partners with @PrinceEdwardSch to provide same-day appointments, counselor matching, and 24/7 crisis connection, available day or night at no cost. bit.ly/4vMhfrH