Tools and Resources

Here, you will find all of the Tools and Resources that we have shared on our site. You can use the pages to explore them or use the search bar above to look for something specific. We have also sorted the tools and resources into three categories: Framework & Strategies, Initiatives, Training, and Tools, and Healthy Campus Alberta Information. Is there a resource that you would like to see shared here? Please let us know!

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Results of the HCA 2025 Community Impact Survey

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Results of the HCA 2025 Community Impact Survey

In May & June 2025, we asked you, the Healthy Campus Alberta Community of Practice, how being engaged with HCA has impacted you. We are happy to share the results of the 2025 HCA Community Impact Survey. Review the responses from community members who completed the survey by reading the...

Results of the HCA 2024 Community Impact Survey

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Results of the HCA 2024 Community Impact Survey

We asked you, the Healthy Campus Alberta Community of Practice, how being engaged with HCA has impacted you over the past year. We are happy to share the results of the 2024 HCA Community Impact Survey. Review the responses from community members who completed the survey by reading the infographic...

Remaining Resilient While Making a Difference: A Workbook for Becoming an Effective Activist 

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Remaining Resilient While Making a Difference: A Workbook for Becoming an Effective Activist 

MacEwan University Students in collaboration with Wellness & Psychological Services  This workbook addresses the relationship between activism, mental health, and well-being. In addition to exploring risk factors for declining mental health while participating in activism, it offers tools for preserving and maintaining one’s own well-being and building resilience.  The resource mindfully walks participants through developing protective factors relating to diverse activist roles, intersectionality, and social media use.  For more information or questions about this workbook email [email protected] 

Ecological Grief Support Toolkit: Connecting Mental Health & Climate Change

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Ecological Grief Support Toolkit: Connecting Mental Health & Climate Change

MacEwan University Students in collaboration with Wellness & Psychological Services  This resource explores the connections between climate change and mental health. The workbook explores language and tools to address feelings of grief, loss, and anxiety while moving towards an experience of empowerment, hope, and action.  For more information or questions about this workbook, email [email protected] 

Comparing Health and Well-being Frameworks and Guides for Post-secondary Campuses

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Comparing Health and Well-being Frameworks and Guides for Post-secondary Campuses

Shared by the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH)  CICMH provides a detailed look into the application of The Okanagan Charter, The Limerick Framework, and The National Standard, including shared principles between all three frameworks. 

Youth and Suicide Resources 

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Youth and Suicide Resources 

Shared by CMHA Alberta and Centre for Suicide Prevention  This collection of youth and suicide resources contains fact sheets and toolkits to support children and youth who may be at risk of suicide. Part of the largest suicide prevention, intervention and postvention research library in Canada, the resources included here cover the following:  Safety Plans to prevent suicide for...

Meeting the Needs: Post-Secondary Students Speak on Mental Health and Support Gaps 

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Meeting the Needs: Post-Secondary Students Speak on Mental Health and Support Gaps 

Shared by Mental Health Research Canada  This qualitative research study, conducted in July of 2025, engaged a sample of post-secondary students from across Canada to share their experiences with mental health. Financial concerns and a reluctance to seek support before a crisis occurs were among the key findings of the study related to barriers towards good mental health. Social connection, visible and accessible services, and culturally relevant supports were shared as...

2026 HCA Wellness Summit: Summary and Community Report 

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2026 HCA Wellness Summit: Summary and Community Report 

The 2026 HCA Wellness Summit took place in person over 2 days, May 21st & 22nd at Concordia University of Edmonton.  The theme of this year’s Summit was Wayfinding: Together in Wellness, affirming that although the landscape continues to shift and new challenges emerge, our Community of Practice can co-create pathways that are sustainable, compassionate, and responsive to the realities of our post-secondary communities. 21...

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Student Spotlight: Peer Recovery Navigator Program 

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Student Spotlight: Peer Recovery Navigator Program 

A student-led webinar highlighting how trained Peer Recovery Navigators provide one-on-one support, facilitate recovery meetings, and reduce stigma across campus. This session will center student voices and lived experience, while sharing practical insights on how peer-based recovery infrastructure increases connection, early help-seeking, and belonging. 

From Food Access to Food Skills: Campus Partnerships Supporting Food Security

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From Food Access to Food Skills: Campus Partnerships Supporting Food Security

Join Barb Sheldon as she shares her collaborative work with Bow Valley College, the University of Calgary’s Food Hub and NourishU at Mount Royal University to deliver practical, budget-friendly skills-based cooking and food literacy classes for students.  This webinar will explore how hands-on food skills education can complement food access...

You’re Closer Than You Think: Becoming a Recovery-Friendly Campus

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You’re Closer Than You Think: Becoming a Recovery-Friendly Campus

Many campuses are already doing meaningful work to support campus members in recovery. They just might not be calling it that yet. The Recovery-Friendly Campus Pledge recognizes and strengthens the work already happening to support well-being and recovery across the campus community.  Not sure where to start? This session breaks...