The University of Toledo’s new Center for Health and Successful Living celebrated its grand opening in October, offering the community a new hub of resources, education and support for people living with chronic disease and those seeking to better their health. Located in the Health and Human Services Building (room 1100) on UT’s main campus, the Center offers programs and services led by faculty and students as part of their academic course work—allowing the services to be offered free of charge to the community. Programs include walking and physical activity programs, support groups, nutrition counseling, recreation therapy, mammography and clinical services support. In the future, the Center also plans on offering social work, physical therapy, tobacco use cessation and social events.
For more information, visit utoledo.edu/centers/chsl. 419-530-4725
The University of Toledo’s new Center for Health and Successful Living celebrated its grand opening in October, offering the community a new hub of resources, education and support for people living with chronic disease and those seeking to better their health. Located in the Health and Human Services Building (room 1100) on UT’s main campus, the Center offers programs and services led by faculty and students as part of their academic course work—allowing the services to be offered free of charge to the community. Programs include walking and physical activity programs, support groups, nutrition counseling, recreation therapy, mammography and clinical services support. In the future, the Center also plans on offering social work, physical therapy, tobacco use cessation and social events.
For more information, visit utoledo.edu/centers/chsl. 419-530-4725
