60%
of college students drink alcohol.
— NIAAA, 2023
SAM™ is the AI companion that helps colleges support student well-being, reduce risk, and provide support around substance-related challenges — building a stronger campus community.
of college students drink alcohol.
— NIAAA, 2023
of students experience academic stress.
— American College Health Association, 2023
of students report symptoms of anxiety or depression.
— ACHA, 2023
students believe others on campus are struggling.
— Jed Foundation, 2023
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Seamless referrals to campus and community resources.
Real-time insights to help universities improve student well-being.

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Universities can use SAM™ to complement existing student well being programs with accessible AI-powered support. Students receive personalised guidance while university teams gain greater visibility into engagement and wellbeing trends.
AI that detects early signs of stress and offers support.
Tools and resources to handle stress, peer pressure, and more.
Understand trends and measure what matters.
Enterprise-grade security and data protection.
Simple for universities and loved by students.
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We're here to help you build a healthier, more resilient campus.
A student wellness program is a structured university initiative designed to support students’ emotional, mental, social, and overall wellbeing. SAM™ can complement these initiatives with accessible digital support, personalised guidance, and connections to relevant resources.
A digital tool can give students convenient access to guidance, wellness resources, and support outside traditional service hours. SAM™ is designed to complement existing university services while helping students navigate stress, peer pressure, and other challenges.
Students can typically access support through campus counselling centres, health services, student support offices, crisis resources, community organisations, and other university programmes. SAM™ can help students identify and connect with appropriate resources.
Available resources can include counselling, peer support, wellbeing programmes, academic support, health services, substance-use resources, and community referrals. SAM™ can provide an accessible digital starting point and help connect students with relevant support.
No. Digital tools should complement, not replace, professional mental health services. SAM™ provides accessible guidance and resource connections while encouraging students to seek appropriate professional or campus support when needed.
Universities can strengthen wellbeing by combining accessible support, early intervention, prevention initiatives, peer connection, professional services, and effective resource referrals. SAM™ can add an always-available digital layer to an institution’s broader wellbeing strategy.
Student wellbeing initiatives can help students manage stress, develop healthier habits, build resilience, access support, and stay connected to their campus community. SAM™ can complement these efforts through personalised digital engagement and resource connections.
AI-powered recovery support can provide accessible guidance around substance-related challenges, encourage healthier choices, and help students identify appropriate resources. SAM™ is designed to complement professional and campus-based recovery support rather than replace it.
Universities can extend support beyond traditional operating hours through digital tools, online resources, peer networks, and appropriate referral pathways. SAM™ provides an always-available digital support option that can complement existing campus services.
Yes. SAM™ includes resource connection capabilities designed to help students access relevant campus and community resources when additional support may be appropriate.
SAM™ provides real-time insights designed to help university teams understand trends and measure impact. These insights can support broader planning and help institutions identify opportunities to strengthen their student support strategies.
SAM™ is built with enterprise-grade security and data protection. Universities should review the platform’s specific privacy, security, and compliance requirements with the Loosid team to determine how it aligns with their institutional policies.
No. SAM™ is intended to complement existing university services rather than replace counsellors, clinicians, health professionals, or emergency support. It provides an additional layer of accessible guidance and resource connection for students.