Inactive Clubs

Right To Play is an international non-profit organization that empowers vulnerable children to overcome the effects of war, poverty, and disease around the world through play.

The University of Waterloo's chapter will work to fundraise money for the organization. We fundraise by hosting events throughout the year on campus! The events we host are a fun way to raise money for the organization and a great way for UW students to get active.

The Listening Party (TLP) is a student-run nonprofit organization that reflects upon public health issues present in modern Hip-Hop culture. Our mission is to promote mental health, anti-violence, and substance abuse awareness. This organization aims to create unity among students by using specific artists’ music as an outlet to discuss local public health issues. These conversations happen during our events, where we offer a blend of an enjoyable music listening experience, interactive...

The Blue Ribbon Club is a collaborative effort that strives to bring Autism Awareness to the forefront of UW’s Campus and the Waterloo region.

UW Mindful Creations is a club that aims to empower creative expression through practicing mindful meditation. The club intends to create a safe, peaceful, and stress-relieving environment where students can tap into their creative side through a group mediation focusing on mindfulness. A general meeting would begin with a 10–15-minute mindful meditation, allowing members to feel relaxed and aware of their emotions. Following the meditation, members will participate in creative activities...

UW Supporting Heart and Stroke is a group of students whose goal is to raise awareness about heart disease, stroke, and related conditions. Heart-related diseases are a burden to many adults, and it often stems from a poor lifestyle at a young age. Our group strives towards creating a healthier community by educating UWaterloo members and raising money in support of the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

UW Supporting SickKids is dedicated to creating a practical impact within the Waterloo community and beyond all in hopes to aid the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) through a variety of different means. These means will go beyond financial support as the club will also contribute by sending gifts and letters to bring smiles on children's faces and supporting staff, parents, and patients along their journeys. The club will aim to work with members of all faculties to seek support and...

The University of Waterloo Chronic Disease Club (UWCDC) was created to connect students, staff, and faculty who have been affected by any type of chronic illness, whether you are the one with the disease, you know someone with one or you are just looking to learn more about them. Please come out and share your stories and experiences with everyone! Help end the stigma that chronic diseases are something to hide or be ashamed of and help bring positive awareness to them.

The Vegeration club at the University of Waterloo is a community of individuals that are vegan, vegetarian, or otherwise. It is intended to educate people on information concerning vegan/vegetarian, health, and environmental issues. We plan to hold meetings, educational seminars, social outings, and plan trips in regards to the vegetarian and vegan diet.

Membership is open to all members of the University of Waterloo and members of the community at large of which only University of...

WhiteCoat consists of a group of pharmacy students passionate and dedicated on educating the public and other students on different health topics. We achieve this through health presentations and online posts providing health tips in order to engage with others!

Women in Healthcare was founded in Spring 2020 with the goal of advancing women in different healthcare fields and advocating for gender equality. We welcome anyone interested in the medical fields including but not limited to medicine, pharmacy, optometry, and dentistry. Our club events, workshops, and mentoring programs will be focused on celebrating achievements of women in healthcare, stimulating dialogue on gender biases in our career path, and empowering female professionals to be...