The findings are clear: young people living in Scape’s purpose-built student accommodation report stronger mental health, better sleep, healthier habits, and deeper social connections than their peers nationally.
Key Insights:
Mental Health: Scape residents are twice as likely to report excellent mental health (11% vs. 5%) and significantly less likely to experience poor mental health (6% vs. 17%).
Emotional Wellbeing: Lower rates of anxiety (37% vs. 55%), depression (18% vs. 34%), and social anxiety (25% vs. 42%) among Scape residents.
Sleep Quality: Scape residents are significantly more likely to wake up feeling
fresh and energised 16% vs. 4%, compared to the national average and less likely to feel tired & lethargic (21% vs 44%) compared to the national average.
Healthy Habits: Daily cooking is more common among Scape residents (22% vs. 7%), indicating better dietary practices.
Lifestyle Choices: Lower rates of alcohol and vaping use among Scape residents.
These outcomes highlight the positive impact of living in a supportive, community-focused environment.
At Scape, we believe that the right environment can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. From wellbeing programs and nutrition support to social connectivity, every aspect of our accommodation is designed to help students thrive
