Ninety Percent Society is a group of undergraduate Dalhousie University students who feel passionate about mental health and social justice. The society includes students in a variety of programs and years of study. The lived experience, compassionate attitude, and collaborative skills of this diverse group allows for informed, progressive advancements in the sector of eating disorder treatment.
We are a group of students interested in advocating for and promoting blood donation in the Dalhousie community. We strive to inform students about the important roles blood and tissue donors play in Canada's healthcare system, and encourage anyone who is eligible to join Canada's Lifeline. DalBlood works closely with Canadian Blood Services (CBS) to organize on-campus blood donation clinics, where many of our society members volunteer to support CBS staff.
Girls That Lift society is a community that aims to provide a supporting and empowering space to explore fitness and the gym. Our society is led by a team of unique and knowledgeable individuals from a variety of backgrounds who are committed to creating a welcoming and fun environment for women to try new recreational fitness activities and meet like-minded people.
Often, people think of wellness as a state of health rather than mental and physical well-being. We want to show that wellness is a journey rather than an end result. There are various methods and activities that foster well being and it is not a ‘one size fits all’ approach. For example, meditation is not only in the form of stillness and silence but can also be done through walking, yoga,
The Dalhousie Chapter of Cam's Kids is focused on raising awareness for young people's mental health. Since anxiety is so prevalent among students, our goal is to provide tools and resources to help manage and overcome anxiety and empower young people to shape positive change and raise awareness in our community.
