Category Archives: Wellbeing

What’s on this month for wellbeing?

UC Wellbeing is here to support your hauora – your overall wellbeing – while you’re studying at UC. Whether it’s tips to manage stress, ways to stay active, or events that help you connect with others, we are here to support you.

We run regular activations, workshops, and events throughout the year – so there’s always something happening! Want to know what’s coming up? Keep an eye on our socials to keep updated!

To see what’s happening this month check out the calendar below. You can find more information on the posters in and outside of The Living Room (next to the bookshop) – A space where you can go and take a break between your studies anytime from  9am – 4pm on weekdays.

Take care,

UC Student Wellbeing

Life & Anxiety, an ACT approach workshop

We know it can be tough to experience anxiety while at University. The UC Health Centre is hosting an anxiety workshop series to provide students with the opportunity to explore new ways to experience life so that anxiety doesn’t run the show. You will be with a small group of likeminded students – a safe and supportive environment.

For enrolment or info reach out to Anna Dalzell, Counsellor at the UC Health Centre.

WE ARE HIRING!

Kaiwhakatere Oranga | Wellbeing Navigators – Recruiting now!

The UC Student Wellbeing Team are recruiting for some new members of the Kaiwhakatere Oranga | Wellbeing Navigators.

You might have seen them around campus this year sharing wellbeing kōrero over hot drinks in the Living Room, handing out free toasties at Connect Zones, or hosting groups like Rainbow Café and Book Club.

The Kaiwhakatere Oranga work to enhance the wellbeing of UC students through engagement, peer to peer support, and student voice.

We are looking for people who are confident connecting with others, passionate about student wellbeing, and keen to help their peers feel supported and informed about the help available. Full training will be provided!

This is a casual role for students currently enrolled at UC, and we are looking for people who can commit to about 6-8 hours each week during term time and actively contribute to programme activities for at least a year.

Applicants with diverse lived experiences are highly valued for this role.

Interviews will take place during weeks 3 & 4 of Term 3, and successful candidates must be available to attend paid training during the mid-semester break (exact dates TBC)

For more information including a position description and instructions on how to apply, email holly.coulter@canterbury.ac.nz

Applications are open until 9am, Monday  21 July.