About UGA Well-being Resources
About
The University of Georgia’s Well-being Resources provides a broad range of clinical and non-clinical resources to promote student well-being and success, creating a more active, healthy, and successful student body.
The initiative unites vital departments working daily to enhance student health and well-being. Led by the Associate Vice President for Student Well-Being, the group includes the following departments:
Student Care and Outreach
Accessibility and Testing
Recreational Sports
University Health Center, which includes primary and specialty care clinics, Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS), and the Fontaine Center
The University of Georgia’s Well-being Resources provides a broad range of clinical and non-clinical resources to promote student well-being and success, creating a more active, healthy, and successful student body.
The initiative unites vital departments working daily to enhance student health and well-being. Led by the Associate Vice President for Student Well-Being, the group includes the following departments:
UGA’s Well-being Resources strives to:
Improve awareness of student well-being as a core priority
Provide convenient, quality access to care and resources for students
Enhance the speed, efficiency, and quality of programming
Maximize use of available funding, resources, and facilities
Streamline administrative coordination
Be nimble in addressing emergent or hot topic issues
Attract new and additional investments in well-being, including from private donors
Students- know that when it comes to your health and well-being, you have the support you need, any time, any place. Whether on campus, studying from home, or studying abroad, UGA is here for you. For more information, visit well-being.uga.edu.
Students- know that when it comes to your health and well-being, you have the support you need, any time, any place. Whether on campus, studying from home, or studying abroad, UGA is here for you. For more information, visit well-being.uga.edu.
