The Laidlaw foundation is providing a funding opportunity for youth who are organizing at the intersection of Racial Justice and Mental Health Awareness. Upto $5,000 is available per grant. Visit their website for more information [1].
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About Student Wellness
Student Wellness provides leadership in building a healthy campus community by promoting students' optimal well-being in order to facilitate the achievement of success in their academic careers.
Accessibility Services is one of five units within the Department of Student Wellness.
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Student Accessibility Services (SAS)
Vaccarino Centre for Student Wellness
+1-519-824-4120 Ext. 56208
General Questions: sas@uoguelph.ca
SAS Exam Centre: sas.exams@uoguelph.ca
Documentation or registering for the first time: sas.intake@uoguelph.ca
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