Faculty Staff and Wellness Program
Empower your well-being potential — Thrive with UC Riverside’s Wellness Program
The UCR Faculty & Staff Wellness Program (FSWP) focuses on promoting awareness and education, motivation for positive behavior changes, and influencing campus practices and policy to support a healthy environment. The program was created to encourage all of the campus community to live healthier lifestyles and create a culture of health throughout the campus.
What's New
To continue to provide resources to keep you strong and healthy at UCR, we have added links to two important campus resources:
- WorkStrong is a UC system-wide program with the expertise and collaborative support of Workers’ Compensation, Occupational Health Physicians and Campus Recreation Fitness Professionals.
- Ergonomics is a program that reviews equipment design and/or workplace design, intended to maximize productivity by reducing operator fatigue and discomfort.
- Listserv: The FSWP listserv has now moved to Mail Chimp. You will still be able to receive the R'health Campus Newletter - an excellent way to keep updated on programs and services to help you stay healthy at work and at home.
- R'Healthy Campus: The Okganagan Charter has been renamed and rebranded as R'Healthy Campus which will continue to support campus-wide efforts to promote a healthy campus lifestyle.
- Live Well Resources: Behavioral Health Benefits Guide provided by Health Net is now available.
6 Pillars of Health
UCR prioritizes the health and quality of life of the campus community and through the 6 Pillars of Health, the Faculty & Staff Wellness Program offers resources and expertise to support a healthy and high performing workforce. These 6 pillars include prevention programs and resources to address any health conditions.
R'Healthy Campus
Formerly Okanagan Charter, R'Healthy Campus supports UCR's effort to prioritize health to all the members of it's campus community. R'Healthy Campus commits to fostering a health-promoting campus culture where the discovery, communication, translation, application, and preservation of knowledge are seamlessly integrated with health and wellbeing, equity, and sustainability.
