The Academic Sustainability Programs Office provides McMaster students with academic programs and experiential learning opportunities that are focused on sustainability.

AccessMac provides programs, resources, and training to foster accessibility and disability inclusion across campus in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).

McMaster Athletics & Recreation offers a variety of recreational and wellness programming, services, and events, and manages athletic facilities such as the Pulse Fitness Centre.

The Black Student Success Centre provides a safe space for Black students to access personal and academic support as well as counselling.

The David Braley Sport Medicine & Rehabilitation Centre provides sports medicine and rehabilitation services to McMaster students, staff, faculty, alumni, and the greater Hamilton community.

The Emergency First Response Team is a group of student volunteers that are certified Emergency Medical Responders that provide emergency medical services across McMaster campus.

The Equity and Inclusion Office works to address equity and inclusion issues on campus, provide education and training on equity-related topics, and respond to issues of discrimination, harassment, or sexual violence.

The Faculty of Health Sciences website contains information on the ongoing work in FHS, EDI resources as they relate to health equity, upcoming EDI FHS events, as well as a list of EDI leads within the Faculty.

The MSU Food Collective Centre provides support to those in the McMaster community experiencing food insecurity, offering an on-campus food bank, food security initiatives, and resources.

Human Resources Services offers services, programs, and resources that promote a healthy and safe workplace for McMaster staff and faculty.

The Indigenous Health Learning Lodge works to create a welcoming, culturally safe learning environment within the Faculty of Health Sciences through research, programming, education, and more.

Indigenous Student Services offers services and supports to Indigenous students, such as wellness counselling, academic advising, and various programs and events.

Maccess provides peer support, programming, and events to students who experience disability, mental health concerns, chronic illness, or inaccessibility.

There are dozens of student-led clubs at McMaster that focus on promoting health and well-being. Visit here to explore the full clubs directory.

Nature at McMaster supports the conservation and management of natural areas on McMaster University properties, and offers a wide variety of programming, events, and educational resources.

The Office of Community Engagement builds relationships with community partners and fosters collaboration through research, education, and volunteerism.

Within McMaster Facility Services, the Office of Sustainability is committed to addressing sustainability issues and promoting sustainability at McMaster.

The Pride Community Centre provides a community space for students who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+, offering education, programming, and support.

The Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office provides supports and education for all McMaster community members related to sexual violence response or prevention, including consultations and referrals.

The Spiritual Care and Learning Centre (SCLC) connects McMaster community members with community leaders and groups that provide spiritual care services and learning.

Student Accessibility Services provides support to students with disabilities through academic accommodations, academic skills support, and programming.

The Student Health Education Centre provides peer-run health services, including health information, free health supplies, peer support, and referrals.

The Student Success Centre provides services, resources, programming, and opportunities to assist in the academic, professional, and personal growth of students.

The Student Wellness Centre provides a range of services, such as counselling and medical care, and offers wellness programming across a wide variety of health and well-being dimensions.

The Women & Gender Equity Network provides peer support to women and folk who identify as trans, gender non-binary, or gender non-conforming, as well those of all gender identities who have experienced sexual violence.