Health and wellness at the U of M
Health and wellness play a critical role in student success. Explore a wide range of services that are available to you that support your wellbeing.
University Health Services (UHS)
University Health Service (UHS) is the University of Manitoba’s community health clinic, providing primary care and health promotion services for the entire U of M community. We take a patient-centred, collaborative and multidisciplinary approach to health services while nurturing a healthy work environment.
UHS offers a full range of medical supports and services, acting as an essential support for U of M students, staff and faculty.
Our dedicated team of health care professionals, along with other helpful resources, will help you on your journey to holistic well being.
Health and Wellness office
The Health and Wellness office provides health and wellbeing promotion, education, in-person support and programming for students. All University of Manitoba students can seek information and support for their own health and wellbeing to support their success while they are a member of the U of M community.
Peer education is a foundational part of our offering. It’s offered through the Healthy U program and includes drop-in peer consultations, interactive programming and other resources.
Healthy U office
Healthy U is a peer education program made up of friendly volunteers who are certified student health educators. We are passionate and knowledgeable about relevant health topics—from mental and sexual health to substance abuse—and are available to answer questions, provide information, and connect fellow students to important resources.
Health and Wellness Q & A
Have a health or wellbeing question you’d like to ask anonymously? Ask a question in the form below and check our answers page for a response.
Mental Health at the U of M
Your mental health plays a critical role in your overall wellness. In addition to on-campus counselling, U of M offers workshops, self-help resources, and off-campus counselling services for students.