The University of Waterloo Habitat for Humanity campus chapter is a group of students who are passionate about helping families build better lives for themselves and are ready to take the next step to lead the charge in making our community a better place. The Campus Chapter is also working with the local affiliate to build a Habitat Home for a family, from design to construction.
The four functions of the UW chapter are:
1. Direct service - Volunteering with the local Habitat on new home construction, ReStore work and special office tasks. Opportunities available to help communities outside of Ontario.
2. Fundraising – Fundraising for the resources needed to serve families in our community and to build the University of Waterloo Habitat Home.
3. Educating – Sharing with our school and local community about the importance and need for strong, stable housing and what Habitat is doing to increase access to decent, affordable housing.
4. Advocating – Sharing our vision with the world and challenging public policy in an effort to shape our future.

HanVoice Canada is the largest Canadian non-profit organization focused on advancing the North Korean human rights cause by working with leading politicians and policy experts to promote the human rights agenda into legislation and political action.
At HanVoice Waterloo, we seek to give a voice to the voiceless with on-the-ground advocacy efforts on behalf of the North Korean people, who remain voiceless and oppressed in the face of insurmountable odds. Whether inside, outside, or in transit from North Korea, we support the North Korean people in whatever way we can.

Henna Club is a open to all club that hold weekly workshops to teach, improve and educate people about henna! Along with workshops we host events on campus and off campus. Check out our facebook page for more info on when our workshops are!

• HOSA is an opportunity for undergraduate students to explore different health professions along with gaining personal experience and knowledge to be used in future health settings or even in day-to-day activities such as networking, and leadership.
• HOSA U is an organization of which branches out to several different universities (Western U, McMaster U, UofT, U of Guelph etc.) and the different branches meet annually at the SLC- Student Leadership Conference (March) to compete in a wide range of health science related topics such as EMT, Dental Science, pathophysiology, medical math, pharmacology, HOSA Bowl, Vet science, sports med, biomed lab science, medical terminology, and medical law & ethics. Members can choose which sub topic they’d like to be in and train for that specific event. The university that wins would then compete internationally against other schools in the USA and be eligible for various prizes such as scholarships, or internships.

The hydroponics club aims to further educate students and faculty about sustainable food systems through the participation of growing herbs and leafy greens in a vertical hydroponics rack on campus.

The main purpose of the club is to gather all students in University of Waterloo and community at large that are interested with Indonesian culture and language. We promote Indonesian culture and language through social gatherings, cultural sessions and fund raising activities. Lastly, we want to be a medium for members to meet fellow Indonesians or others who are interested in Indonesia.

IC x UW is a student run organization influenced by the “Innocence Canada Foundation". This non profit organization is made up of pro bono lawyers with a mission to exonerate the wrongly convicted, as well as reform the criminal justice system to prevent future injustices in Canada. The purpose of this club is to create an environment where members are welcome to discuss the systemic inequalities that are taking place in our criminal justice system and take action to reform this ongoing situation through fundraising and social awareness. Our club will do so by hosting seminars with criminal defence lawyers in the KW area, as well as run fundraisers that will donate its proceeds to Innocence Canada. The money raised will support both the exonerees and their financial needs, as well as the organization as a whole. ICUW is open to anyone interested in law and activism.

As a student-run radio club, KW Channel One has accompanied UW Chinese students for over 30 years by dynamic radio shows. Striving for excellence, we always look for innovative individuals to participate in our broadcast. Live Broadcast on KW Channel One is on every Sunday from 2pm to 4pm. Previous shows are available on our website and fan page. Enjoy the show.

The Lion Rock Spirit represents the culture of Hong Kong, which is the core values that Hong Kong society embraces, as well as the freedom that the Hong Kong people once enjoyed are being slowly eroded. As 2047 is approaching, the future of Hong Kong is still undetermined. We welcome all members at the University of Waterloo to come and join us in discussing Hong Kong’s future. Let’s us restore the Lion Rock Spirit.

UW Longboarders is the place for you to develop your skills as a longboard rider, dancer, or slide master. We welcome riders of all levels and we're here to teach and shred the gnar as a community. UW Longboarders promotes a safe and supportive environment for anyone to push theirselves (literally) to develop new skills, and have fun whilst doing so. During Fall and Spring terms we run regular ride sessions and skill-building workshops tailored to what you want to learn.

Longboarding is a great way to stay active, a fun way to commute to/from classes, or get food with friends!