Make Some Noise for Mental Health
NWP Cares About Your Mental Health
At NWP, we understand that it's okay to not be okay. That's why we offer several supports and services that our students can access to help overcome challenges that may affect them during their time here.
Learn more about these resources, including the new My Student Support Program (SSP) app at nwp.me/mentalhealth
Join Us and Make Some Noise
During the week of November 4 - 9, 2024, NWP Wolves will host several events in support of mental health. The awareness campaign will kick off Wednesday with an energetic student-athlete-led march around campus. Wolves Basketball hosts the Medicine Hat College Rattlers in the Wolf Den, so come out, cheer on your Wolves and howl for mental health.
Game Day Information
- Women start at 6:00 p.m.
- Men start 8:00 p.m.
Rosters
More About Make Some Noise for Mental Health
Created and implemented in 2015 by the SAIT Trojans Outreach Program, Make Some Noise for Mental Health has grown into an ACAC conference-wide awareness campaign to break mental health stigmas. By involving student-athletes, Make Some Noise for Mental Health is intended to encourage empathy, understanding and open-mindedness, while promoting the resources and supports available on campuses and in communities.
NWP is proud to continue to be a part of this award-winning campaign, which in 2016 expanded to include the 17 ACAC member institutions and 11 communities. This year, the ACAC and Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Alberta Division are excited to team up with RBC for the third year in a row, as the Make Some Noise for Mental Health presenting sponsor.
RBC has also directly supported NWP and our students with the RBC Centre for Wellbeing on our Grande Prairie campus. The RBC Centre for Student Wellbeing aligns with RBC’s commitment to mental health by providing resources to help students feel welcome, valued, confident, safe, and heard. Resources through the Centre for Student Wellbeing, such as the Student Ambassador Program and the Elder in Residence Program, actively assist students with issues that directly relate to their mental health and well-being. These resources are readily accessible free of charge on the Grande Prairie campus, and are continuously being evaluated and modified to ensure their continued effectiveness.
Contact Us
For more information on the Make Some Noise Event, please contact:
| Krista Mitchell Athletics Event Coordinator, Athletics | ||
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 | Office: K111A Email: KMitchell@nwpolytech.ca | |