Call-to-action #1: Embed health into all aspects of campus culture

• Provides 24/7, judgement-free access to mental health support anytime, anywhere. 

• Normalizes help-seeking by integrating peer-based support into daily student life. 

• Enables cross-campus engagement, embedding wellbeing across departments and services. 

Call-to-action #2: Lead health promotion action and collaboration

• Builds community-driven support through anonymous, peer-to-peer interactions. 

• Offers a global network with local impact, connecting students worldwide through shared experiences. 

• Extends reach to underserved groups, reducing inequities and advancing diversity and inclusion. 

• Equity & inclusion: Anonymity and accessibility benefit students facing stigma, cultural barriers, or scheduling challenges. 

• Sustainability & scalability: Expands access without overburdening campus staff or clinical resources. 

• Student empowerment: Encourages autonomy, resilience, and peer leadership in wellness. 

Download our guide to see how Togetherall upholds the core pillars of the Okanagan Charter. 

Designed for higher education leaders and campus decision-makers, this conversation will aim to demystify how institutions worldwide are making wellbeing a strategic priority by embedding health into every aspect of campus life and nurturing thriving communities for students, staff, and faculty.

Hosted by Dr. Ben Locke, Togetherall Chief Clinical Officer, and Dr. Rebecca Kennedy, AVP for Student Health and Wellbeing at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and Co-Chair of IHPCN, we’ll take a deep dive into why implementing holistic care in universities is critical for student success.