Find Accessible, Restroom and Wellness Room Information.

• Being in comfortable rooms is important to your wellness.
• Facilities has made a list of single-gender restrooms, accessible and gender-inclusive restrooms, rooms for nursing, baby changing table rooms, sharps container rooms, and interfaith reflection rooms.

Visit the Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation website

• Learn more about inclusion and accessibility in Recreation & Wellness programs.
• Find information on accessible equipment and facilities.
• Get involved in a wheelchair sporting event.

Visit the Office of Sustainability Practices website.

• Provides the GVSU community with the required skills and capabilities to become better stewards and responsible global citizens.
• Visit them for the "Recharge" room that includes swivel stools, a salt lamp, and phone charging stations!
• Offers the Sustainable Agriculture Project.

Visit the Outdoor Adventures website.

• A program of Recreation & Wellness.
• Aims to empower and inspire the GVSU community through outdoor and adventure-based opportunities and inspire life-long adventures.
• Check out the Climbing Center, the Ravines Center Bike Services, or equipment rental.

Visit the Student Success Coaching webpage.

• A program of the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
• A Success Coach helps to empower students to develop skills for academic and personal success. 
• They help with adjustments to being at a University, whether it is academic, personal, or cultural.

Visit the Department of Natural Resources for more information.

• Find state parks, trails, and other outdoor locations to visit.
• Discover outdoor activities, such as hiking or camping.
• Learn about environmental programs, covering topics such as astronomy and outdoor skills.

Visit the Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan website.

• Identify ways to make your home safer and reduce environmental hazards.
• Address issues such as asthma, lead, mold, moisture, indoor air quality (i.e. radon, carbon monoxide, and particulate matter), pests, and accidental injuries.
• Volunteer to educate others and help make other homes safer environments for children.

Visit the West Michigan Environmental Action Council website.

• Learn about how to save energy, reduce waste, and conserve water.
• Find volunteer opportunities to care for the environment and educate others.
• Advocate for environmental justice and environmental action.

Get the Environmental Wellness Toolkit from the National Institutes of Health.

• Learn about how the area around you may put your wellness at risk.
• Find strategies to improve your environmental health. 
• Read about environmental wellness resources covering topics such as water safety, allergies, air quality, toxic gases, and weather conditions.

Get the JouleBug app.

• An app that promotes sustainable living through competition with friends.
• Receive points for engaging in habits that are good for the environment.
• Learn sustainability tips while earning achievements and tracking your progress. 

Visit the National Safety Council website.

• Access a variety of programs to improve home safety.
• Find information to improve home safety for specific age groups, such as babies and toddlers or older adults.
• Review various safety topics to learn about safety tips and prevent injuries from occurring at home.

Explore from the comfort of your home with these virtual tours.

• Explore National Parks like Dry Tortugas, Carlsbad Caverns, the Kenai Fjords and the Hawaiian volcanoes with Google’s Hidden Worlds of the National Parks interactive exhibit.
• Walk through dozens of museums and galleries on a Museum Tour.
• Visit an Amusement Park from a rider’s point of view. For an extra adrenaline rush, try watching with virtual reality goggles.