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Health and Wellness Centre
The Health and Wellness Centre at Coast Mountain College’s Terrace campus, located in Waap Amgam (House of Cedar), serves as a welcoming hub for student well-being. Home to the Student Engagement Coordinator, Mental Health and Wellness Officer, and Director of Student Health Services, the centre offers both in-person and remote support across campuses.
This space is designed to promote mental, emotional, and physical wellness, featuring calming nooks for reading, coloring, puzzles, games, and meditation. Additionally, there are private virtual consultation rooms for confidential appointments with healthcare providers and mental health professionals.
Available Services
Health and Wellness Alternative Resources
Supports
Student Health Services provide connection with support like community and virtual counsellors, plus helpful online resources.
For more information:
see Mental Wellness and Counselling
email mentalhealth@
or book an appointment.
Activities
Student engagement officers often organize activities and workshops to support mental health and well-being.
Watch the events calendar for activities like:
Wellness Wednesdays
Bell Let’s Talk Day
Beyond the Blues.
Students can access non-perishable food items at campus food banks and breakfast options through breakfast clubs. A limited number of prepaid grocery cards are also available for those in need.
Terrace Campus
Terrace Food Bank: contact Marina Bell in Waap Amgam (House of Cedar) or email studentengagement@.
Breakfast Club is available on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 8:00 to 9:15 a.m at Waap Sa'mn (House of Spruce) Atrium.
Prepaid grocery cards can be requested at the Financial Aid office located in Waap Sa'mn (House of Spruce).
Prince Rupert Campus
Prince Rupert Food Bank: contact Karen Buchanan in office 210 or email studentengagement@.
Breakfast Club is available Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the multipurpose room. Students are encouraged to bring their own utensils and dishes.
Prepaid grocery cards are available through Prince Rupert Reception.
Smithers Campus
Smithers Food Bank: contact Inge Tersago in office 103A or email studentengagement@.
Breakfast items are available in the student kitchen and are refreshed every Tuesday and Thursday.
Prepaid grocery cards are available through Smithers Reception.
Hazelton Campus
Hazelton Food Bank: contact Kellie Nyce at 250-635-6511 ext. 5508 or email at FNAC@.
The Health and Wellness Centre now offers pharmaceutical services to students, including contraception, emergency contraception, and prescriptions for minor ailments. Services are available to all students through in-person or virtual appointments.
On-campus care is provided for select minor ailments.
Students also have access to several virtual health options, available seven days a week:
Northern Health Virtual Clinic
Speak with a registered nurse or physician from to , including statutory holidays.
Call: 1-844-645-7811
First Nations Virtual Doctor of the Day
Available to First Nations students and their families from to , daily.
Services are culturally safe and include doctors of Indigenous ancestry.
Call: 1-855-344-3800
HealthLink BC
Connect with a nurse, dietitian, exercise professional, or pharmacist.
Nurses are available 24/7.
Call: 811
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please dial 911 for an ambulance.
Getting involved on campus can help build friendships, boost confidence, and make the college experience more rewarding.
Student Engagement Coordinators organise inclusive and engaging campus events to help you connect with classmates, build your network, and feel part of the student community.
Interested in leadership? Volunteering with the Leaders in Action Program is a great way to grow your skills and make a difference.
Keep an eye on the Events Calendar for upcoming opportunities!
To learn more about what is happening on your campus contact:
Terrace Campus
Marina Bell, Interim Student Engagement Coordinator
250.635.6511 ext.5364
email: studentengagement@
Room 1001c, Waap Amgam/House of Cedar
Prince Rupert Campus
Karen Buchanan, Student Engagement Officer
250.635.6511 ext.5364
email: studentengagement@
Office 210
Smithers and Hazelton Campuses
Inge, Student Engagement Officer
250-635-6511 ext. 5846
email: studentengagement@
Smithers Campus, office 103A
For more information regarding student events with an Indigenous focus at Coast Mountain College, please visit Student Support - Indigenous Resources - Coast Mountain College.
For more information regarding supports for international students, please visit INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT or Skeena Diversity Society.
For more information regarding community sports and clubs, visit Recreation resources.
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On-campus care:
- Allergy
- Canker sore
- Cold sore
- Fungal infection
- Headache
- Heartburn
- Hemorrhoids
- Impetigo
- Indigestion (upset stomach)
- Itching, bug bites, etc.
- Menstrual pain
- Mild acne
- Muscle and joint pain
- Oral fungal infection (thrush)
- Pink eye
- Pinworms
- Shingles
- Skin rash
- Smoking cessation
- Threadworms
- Urinary tract infection (uncomplicated)
- Yeast infection
