The UHV Buddy Club at SRM Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Kattankulathur, organised an engaging peer-learning and mentoring session for II and III MBBS students on 24th October 2025. The event focused on emotional well-being, academic collaboration, and the importance of cultivating a value-based approach to medical education.

The session aimed to foster meaningful interaction among medical students, encouraging them to share insights, address challenges, and support one another through the rigorous demands of their academic journey. Aligned with the Universal Human Values (UHV) initiative, the program emphasised empathy, cooperation, and holistic professional growth.

Highlights of the Session
● Organised under the Centre for Holistic Human Health and Well-being, the meeting encouraged mentorship and open dialogue between batches.
● Discussions included academic strategies, stress management techniques, and adapting to clinical exposure.
● Students shared personal experiences that offered valuable perspectives to their peers, fostering a sense of mutual respect and learning.
● The session fostered teamwork, compassion, and emotional awareness —essential traits for future healthcare professionals.

The UHV Buddy Club meeting strengthened the culture of peer mentoring and collective growth within the institution. Students left the session with enhanced confidence, stronger communication skills, and a deeper appreciation for community-driven learning.

The event underscored the power of mentorship in medical education. By creating spaces for open discussion and shared growth, SRM MCH & RC continues to nurture a generation of healthcare professionals who combine clinical excellence with empathy and integrity — the true essence of holistic medical training