Peer Health Educators (PHEs) are a group of around 45 students that coordinate, plan, and facilitate a variety of health promotion initiatives and health education here on campus! Volunteers work in topic teams which include healthy eating and healthy cooking, physical activity, financial wellness, rest & relaxation, safer substance use and harm reduction, sexual health, and mental fitness.
PHEs also help connect students with appropriate resources and supports on campus through outreach so look out for their booths, workshops and programs that go on throughout the Fall and Winter semesters.
Student-Only Events
Healthy Cooking Sessions
Join Peer Health Educator (PHE) volunteers for interactive cooking sessions to learn how to prepare a healthy and budget-friendly meal, while connecting with other students.
Fresh Food Box & Mason Jar Meals
PHE volunteers put together Fresh Food Boxes and Mason Jar Meals for students to purchase and pick up.
Dogs on Campus
Dogs on Campus is back! Visit St. John’s Ambulance handler & dog Oscar weekly on campus.
Our Volunteers
Learn about the volunteers that plan and implement all the student-led events at Health Promotion.