Problems such as loss of friends, inability to manage an independent lifestyle, social anxiety and the need for connection in life lead to people ending up lonely, dejected, and unmotivated in their college freshman years. This is true even in the senior years, with academic and extra-academic stress taking center stage, allowing a greater deal of horrors to manifest, such as loss of friends, academic depreciation, and much more. The idea is to organize large-scale, crowd-centric events like Suraksha Shurveer, to act as a common place for Ralshabandhan, KHAT, an anonymous letter to a loved one, and Halloween, to target the fear that makes us wear masks in real life. These events are conducted by my club, The Institute Wellness Group(IWG), the mental health awareness group on campus. IWG consists of trained students who shall enforce welfare activities among the student community and act as primary nodes of mature student counselling who are working for the cause of 'It's Okay not to be okay.' We also curate innovative posts on our social media handle and take up events/campaigns, making people on campus aware of the existing counselling and therapy services and also essential tips to lead a hassle-free college life.