Psychological First Aid Training is a skill-based course designed by SCEW to equip the stakeholders with the necessary skills to identify signs and symptoms of distress, understand and apply the core actions involved in administering psychological first aid. These skills through different methods like role-plays and case discussions. Psychological First Aid Training is offered as a faculty development program for SIU and in the form of a workshop for non-SIU participants.

A SCEW initiative that aims at fostering a supportive community, breaking the stigma and building a network of care through Suicide Prevention Workshops for its faculty, staff and students. Since September marks as Suicide Prevention month, for the year 2023 the workshops were conducted around the theme 'Creating Hope through Action'-a reminder that by reaching out to someone who may be in distress, understanding their issue, and safely sharing our experiences can be helpful.

Promoting Balance and Well-Being: SCEW is committed to cultivating a healthy and thriving community. Through stress management workshops, we extend valuable tools and strategies to our dedicated staff, faculty, and students. Together, we empower each other to navigate challenges with resilience, fostering a positive and harmonious environment. These sessions are organized in a recurring manner to sustain emotional well-being within our community and Mental Health champions, the peer support program of SIU.

SCEW organizes Substance-use prevention awareness to address the challenges of substance use and abuse within our community. These sessions provide crucial insights and resources for our valued staff, faculty, and students. These workshops educate individuals about the risks of drug and alcohol abuse, emphasizing healthy decision-making. Through information and open discussions, these workshops aim to raise awareness and empower participants to make informed choices, contributing to a culture of well-being and encouraging a substance-free lifestyle.

SCEW recognizes the importance of emotional well-being, and to address the prevalent issues of anxiety and depression, SCEW has initiated a groundbreaking Anxiety & Depression Literacy session. This program aims to psychoeducate, dismantle stigmas, foster empathy, and equip our staff, faculty and students, especially our Mental Health Champions with the right knowledge to navigate any challenges revolving around these significant matters.