Student Wellness & Health Promotion

Keeping our Community Healthy

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Our Mission

Create a foundation for lifelong wellbeing by providing Blue Hens with the wellness tools to make healthy choices that contribute to a safer UD.

Sexual Offense Support

S.O.S. Victim Advocates are available to call 24/7/365. Press 1 to reach a victim advocate. The staff member who answers will take a first name and phone number, and an S.O.S. Victim Advocate will call you back within 10 minutes. Click the button below to call.

302-831-1001

Overview of Services

We offer a wide variety of health and wellness services to our students and campus community. Click the toggles below to learn more about these resources

Alcohol and Substance Use

AlcoholEdu for College is an educational program for all incoming students
BASICS Program: provides brief alcohol and marijuana screening, feedback and education
Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) for students in recovery or with a close friend or family member in recovery from addiction
Confidential drug and alcohol counseling and referral to treatment
ScreenU: FREE anonymous screening tool for immediate feedback about your alcohol or other substance use

Crisis Counseling and Victim Advocacy

All services are available to victims of sexual assault, harassment, stalking, dating, and domestic violence
24/7/365 crisis intervention and advocacy through Sexual Offense Support (S.O.S.)
Prevention education and advocacy including how to give and ask for consent
Bringing in the Bystander®: an interactive program that shows how everyone has a role to play in ending sexual misconduct
Individual Appointments for confidential crisis counseling
Support Groups:
- Empowerment Group for survivors of sexual violence
- Healthy Relationships Group

Wellness Education and Additional Services

Mindful Mondays and Recovery Yoga are weekly wellness events to help students maintain their health and wellness
Wellness Events Newsletter is a semi-weekly newsletter with upcoming wellness opportunities
Upcoming Events new additions every month, many featuring food or giveaways, and all are FREE for students
Paid and unpaid internship opportunities
Request educational programs for your classroom, RSO, chapter, team or other group
FREE condoms (5/day)

Connect with and Contact Us

Location: 231 S. College Ave
Phone: 302-831-3457
Email: studentwellness@udel.edu
Instagram: @LiveWellUDel
Twitter: @LiveWellUDel
Engagement: Upcoming Events

Welcome to Your Summer Wellness Journey

We’ve collected 25 different FREE* online resources and tools. Use one each day to complete a wellness action Monday through Friday. In five weeks, you’ll have improved your own wellness, learned how to help other people boost their wellness, and developed skills to take action in your community in order to build a safer, healthier and more well place to live. (*almost all are free, some have greatly reduced costs). Click the button below to being your journey:

Begin My Journey!

Student Involvement Opportunities

We recognize that different students have different needs for improving their personal wellbeing and different talents to help improve our campus wellbeing. To provide wellness growth for as many students as possible, we offer campus events, internship opportunities, supportive communities and experiences that build professional skills.

Internship Opportunities

We have both paid and for-academic-credit (unpaid) internships that help you build skills related to communication, project planning, critical thinking work ethic. Click to learn more about Internship Opportunities.

Collegiate Recovery Community

The CRC provides a safe space so a person doesn’t have to choose between recovery and their college degree! Click to learn more about CRC at UD.

Sexual Offense Support Peer Advocates

S.O.S. believes in empowering individuals and groups to respond to survivors of sexual misconduct in ways that are confidential, empathetic, and non-judgmental. Click to learn more about SOS Peer Advocates.