The University of Michigan supports student health and wellness through key resources. University Health Service offers medical care and health education, while Counseling and Psychological Services provides mental health counseling and crisis support. The Maize and Blue Cupboard offers free groceries, and Wolverine Wellness promotes healthy lifestyles. Recreational Sports encourages physical activity with fitness classes and intramural sports. These resources help students thrive academically and personally.
University Health Service (UHS) at the University of Michigan offers comprehensive healthcare, including primary care, women's health, immunizations, and mental health support. UHS also provides health education, wellness programs, a pharmacy, lab, and radiology services, ensuring convenient, high-quality care for the university community. For more information, visit the UHS website.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at the University of Michigan supports students' mental health with individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, workshops, and specialized services for stress, anxiety, and more. With licensed professionals, CAPS offers confidential, culturally sensitive care, promoting well-being and academic success. For more information, visit the CAPS website.
The Maize and Blue Cupboard at the University of Michigan provides free groceries and essentials to combat student food insecurity. Offering fresh produce, dairy, canned goods, and personal care items, it’s run by staff and volunteers. The cupboard also holds workshops on budgeting, meal planning, and nutrition, supporting students' well-being and academic success. For more information, visit the Maize and Blue Cupboard website.