Scarlet Well is a robust initiative at Rutgers–New Brunswick aimed at enhancing the mental health and wellness of its thriving community of over 72,000 students, faculty, and staff. This public health-centric programme champions a holistic approach to wellness, offering a variety of resources, events, and activities framed within the 8 Dimensions of Wellness model, ensuring everyone finds their place to thrive.
At Scarlet Well, we believe in the power of connection. By fostering an engaging community, we aim to create an environment that prioritises mental health and wellness, as noted by Chancellor Francine Conway: “Together, we can commit to making significant strides toward a healthier community.”
The Wellness Calendar serves as a vibrant hub for activities tailored to support the well-being of our entire Rutgers community. With diverse events focusing on the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, everyone is encouraged to participate and benefit.
For those seeking personal growth, our Journey to Wellness Guide offers innovative ideas to help individuals embark on or progress in their wellness journey, regardless of their current stage. This guide, along with self-care resources, empowers each community member to evaluate and elevate their overall wellness.
Scarlet Well is a holistic wellness initiative at Rutgers–New Brunswick, aimed at enhancing mental health for over 72,000 students, faculty, and staff. It offers diverse programmes and resources based on the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, fostering community connection and personal growth. The Wellness Calendar, Journey to Wellness Guide, and Wellness Connection Grants are key features of this initiative to support mental well-being.
Scarlet Well is dedicated to promoting mental health and wellness within the Rutgers–New Brunswick community. With resources spanning the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, the initiative encourages engagement, personal growth, and a culture of connection. Through efforts like the Wellness Calendar and grants for community-led projects, Scarlet Well is paving the way for a healthier, more supportive environment for all.
Original Source: newbrunswick.rutgers.edu
