mWell puts mental health in focus with Mind Health program for UAAP community

MANILA, Philippines — Mental health is a concern that extends beyond the playing court, affecting students, student-athletes, and alumni across the UAAP community. Student-athletes, in particular, often juggle academics with demanding training and competition schedules, with some also representing the Philippines on the international stage. The recently concluded 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 is one example, with several student-athletes from the UAAP balancing school responsibilities with national-team duties. But mental health is not exclusive to athletes, which is why mWell, the Philippines’ all-in-one health and wellness mega app by Metro Pacific Health Tech Corporation, continues to put Mind Health at the forefront of its partnership with the UAAP. That approach aligns with Far Eastern University’s “For Everyone, UAAP” theme. “The UAAP is more than the competition. It is a community of students, athletes, alumni, teachers, coaches, and supporters, and we want to make sure that as we celebrate their achievements, we also recognize the importance of their overall well-being. That is why our partnership with MWell is important to us, as we work together to promote health and wellness throughout the UAAP community,” said UAAP Season 89 President Mark Molina. mWell President and CEO Chaye A. Cabal-Revilla likewise stressed the need to make wellness accessible to...