Our program connects adolescents with trained peer support specialists who understand their struggles, offering compassionate, relatable guidance. Backed by clinical research on the effectiveness of peer support, Somethings makes mental wellness accessible, helping adolescents build resilience and effective coping skills to grow into thriving individuals.
A student-led peer support program focused on narrative psychology and expressive writing. This program aims to foster community and wellbeing through writing, art, and other creative forms.
Student and Postdoc Wellness in the Department of Chemistry offers community-building social activities, peer mentoring networks, and support for addressing concerns.
Offers support for students with ADHD or Learning Disabilities, academic coaching and workshops, as well as one-on-one appointments for academic support.
Offers one-on-one writing support for any type of writing at any stage of the writing process for all UNC students, including those who may be experiencing writing anxiety
Supports and centers Black women and girls in their journey to mental wellness. Assists with seeking a therapist with the ability to meet the unique needs of Black women and girls. Also offers a crisis chat line.
Therapy for Black Men is a website dedicated to facilitating the process of finding therapists for Black men, who often face stigma for needing and finding mental health support. They are here to provide judgment-free, multiculturally-competent care that centers the needs of Black men.
Provides and promotes employee resources that support mental, physical, social, intellectual and financial wellness for employees.
A year-round peer support/discussion group providing community and connection among campus and community members. The conversation centers experiences of those who identify as transgender (in any respect), genderqueer, or who are questioning their gender identity or gender expression.
Trained student facilitators lead weekly peer support groups.
Jewish students of all backgrounds come to Hillel to make friends in a warm, accepting environment and to explore what being Jewish means to them.
The University of North Carolina Postdoctoral Association (PDA) is a peer-led volunteer organization dedicated to addressing the needs and concerns of all UNC postdocs. PDA works closely with the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs to provide resources for professional development, generate awareness about problems common to all postdocs, and to foster a sense of community among postdoctoral scholars.
