Health & Wellness

The Counseling and Student Development Center (CSDC) offers support to UH Mānoa students to assist with mental health, personal, or academic concerns. All clinical services are confidential. Short-term individual, couples and group counseling services are free of charge for Mānoa students. They also offer free urgent consultation to faculty and staff on student-related concerns. In addition, psychiatric services and assessment services are available for a fee.

Located in QLCSS, Room 312

📞: 808-956-7927

The mission of the University Health Services Mānoa (UHSM) is to achieve and maintain a healthy student body and the university community through the wide range of medical services and programs they offer. 

The Medical Clinic offers clinical medicine and specialty consultation services in primary medical care, women's health, sports medicine, dermatology, psychiatry, travel medicine, dietitian consultation, pharmacy, and clinical laboratory. 

1710 East-West Road Honolulu, HI 96822

📞: 808-956-8965

 📧: uhsm@hawaii.edu

The Rainbow Wellness program provides dedicated mental health and student-athlete wellness services, housed within the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa (UHM) Athletic Department.  This program provides mental health services available to all UHM student-athletes, free of charge.  Rainbow Wellness is dedicated to promoting, supporting, and maintaining the mental well-being of all Rainbow Wahine and Rainbow Warrior student-athletes and teams.

📧: athmh@hawaii.edu

Ka Malu A Wa'ahila's mission is to provide individual therapy with an indigenous lens for students, faculty, and staff at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa to elevate the behavioral health of the lāhui. You can contact them or book an appointment here!

The Brief Alcohol Screening & Intervention for College Students (BASICS) is free and offered to all students to learn about their drug and alcohol use. However, the main goal of the program is to educate students about risky behaviors and harmful consequences. There are two sessions: one is completed online and the second is in-person feedback. Visit their website to access more information. 

  Located in QLCSS, Room 406

📞: 808-956-5091

  📧: adep@hawaii.edu

The Health Promotion Program provides health promotion, education and brief intervention services for the student population. Health Promotion outreach activities provide knowledge and decision-making strategies to enable students to make lifestyle choices that promote well-being and college success.

Located in QLCSS, Room 406

  📞: 808-956-3574

  📧: healthed@hawaii.edu

Helping UH Mānoa students with locating and securing basic needs including food, housing and financial resources. Virtual basic needs cafe available here. Café hours are Sunday to Thursday 8pm to midnight and Monday to Friday 8am to noon. Please check their website for updated hours.

    📧: uhsbn@hawaii.edu

Student Recreation Service (SRS) is committed to providing a spectrum of involvement opportunities and learning experiences for students through innovative recreational activities and services. These activities promote teamwork, sportsmanship, leadership, and a healthy balanced lifestyle while enhancing student life. 

Located on Campus Center, Room 208 

  📞:  808-956-5490 (Warrior Recreation Center)

 📞:  808-956-6468 (Outdoor Education & Intramural Sports)

  📧: rechi@hawaii.edu  

The Women’s Center Hui is a collective devoted to supporting student wellness, academic achievement, and student success for all undergraduate and graduate students regardless of their background. This includes Bridge to Hope, Student Parents At Mānoa, and PAU Violence. The Women's Center is open to ALL students.

  📧: uhmwomen@hawaii.edu  

The Center on Disability Studies (CDS) and the OFDAS Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) have partnered to create a sensory room at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). This initiative, funded by the UH Foundation and the Oak Foundation, brings a 13-item sensory room to campus along with a free online course—“CAMP+U” for faculty, staff, and administrators focused on disability awareness, Universal Design for Learning, educational technology to support learner agency, strategies to strengthen classroom belonging as well as sensory integration.

Located in Kuykendall, Room 106 Events Room

  📞: 808-956-9567

  📧: cte@hawaii.edu