UBCO Student Wellness

02/05/2026

Campus Wellness & Education is ready, are you?

Click link in bio for ways to find out how to get involved!

01/13/2026

Stop guessing, start checking ✅

Meet Maude, our campus Drug Checking Technician. 👋

You can get your drugs checked on campus on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6 pm in UNC 337. See the UBC Okanagan events calendar for more info.

12/01/2025

Drop by PICNIC for chicken and waffles on Dec 1st at 10:30 am to 12:30 pm! First-come first first-served, grab a meal hosted by the Black Student Success Programmers, relax and connect before exams begin! Feel free to grab and go or hang for a bit!For more on events, check out our events calendar https://events.ok.ubc.ca/!! See ya then!

09/15/2025

Students in English 376 last term made some great short films to help students understand the toxic drug crisis and supports to reduce risk. Check out the first one! Drug checking is available Wednesdays from 330 - 6 pm.

09/05/2025

09/03/2025

Welcome back from the team! Check out our highlights to learn more about the programs we are offering this year!

08/28/2025

UBCO HaRT has been working hard this summer, and we are excited to share about the programs and services we will be offering this year!

Drop in for the HaRT Open House to share a mocktail and learn more!

🗓️ September 3rd

⏰ 5pm - 6:30pm

📍 Picnic (UNC 122B)
 
HaRT programs launching in September 2025: Naloxone Training, Drug Checking (FTIR) and UBCO Reduction & Recovery.

Visit link in bio to learn more.

09/22/2023

Embrace your wellbeing! Join us for YMIND. Learn more at students.ok.ubc.ca/YMIND

03/17/2023

Do you want to learn more about decriminalization of drugs?

Come learn from the Interior Health team about what it means, what is, and is not decriminalized!

03/01/2023

Having an STI is not a big deal. Especially because we are here to help!

It’s better to find out you have an STI and get treated than live with an undiagnosed STI and end up with health complications.

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The only way to know if you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is to get tested, since it is common not to have any symptoms when you have an STI.

The good news is that STIs are manageable, if not curable! It’s important to know they can lead to complications if left untreated.

While using condoms can reduce your risk of getting an STI, it does not eliminate your risk. If you’re sexually active, regular STI testing is key.

For more information about STI testing on campus, visit the Student Wellness Clinic Website (link in bio).