CBSE Collaborates with AIIMS Delhi to Launch Project MATE for Adolescent Wellness

CBSE Collaborates with AIIMS Delhi to Launch Project MATE for Adolescent Wellness

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New Delhi, Updated on Aug 28, 2025 14:45 IST
CBSE, in collaboration with AIIMS Delhi, has launched Project MATE to train school counselors on adolescent wellness and mental health support. Around 50 counsellors from CBSE-affiliated schools across the Delhi-NCR region will attend the inaugural session, schedule to continue till August 30.

CBSE, in collaboration with AIIMS Delhi, has launched Project MATE to train school counsellors in mental health support. Around 50 counsellors from CBSE-affiliated schools across the Delhi-NCR region will attend the inaugural session which is scheduled to continue till August 30.

CBSE Collaboration with AIIMS Delhi

CBSE and AIIMS Delhi have launched Project MATE to train school counsellors in mental health support. Around 50 counsellors from CBSE-affiliated schools across the Delhi-NCR region will attend the inaugural session, scheduled to continue till August 30.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, will together launch the Project MATE (Mind Activation Through Education). MATE is a first-of-its-kind adolescent wellness training programme for CBSE school counsellors and wellness teachers. As a part of the collaboration, nearly 50 counsellors from CBSE-affiliated schools in the Delhi-NCR region will participate in the inaugural session. The session will continue till August 30, 2025.

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CBSE Chairperson Rahul Singh, while addressing, said children today face increasing issues of loneliness, stress, and emotional disconnection. “Project MATE provides a framework to address these needs by equipping school counsellors and educators with the right tools to intervene meaningfully,” he cited.

Going further, AIIMS Director Prof. M. Srinivas called the programme a “transformative initiative” that bridges education and health. He highlighted the importance of strength-building, collective responsibility, and quick support for adolescent well-being.

CBSE Secretary Himanshu Gupta mentioned that the Project MATE is an important step toward strengthening the school counselling system across the country. He added that the results of this program will be carefully checked before expanding it further.

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