Wellness Ambassadors at UD

September is National Recovery Month! Recovery from drug and alcohol use is a voluntary commitment to a sober lifestyle. At UD, one of the resources available to support students who are looking to make changes in their alcohol or drug use is the Collegiate Recovery Community at UD. The CRC provides a safe and confidential environment to discuss topics and ideas supportive of recovery and connects students with others who have the same values in life. Looking for support for recovery from things other than alcohol or drug use? The CRC also provides support for students in recovery from eating disorders, mental health concerns, gaming, gambling, etc...for more info, visit udel.edu/studentwellness

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Today we come together as a UD community to remember and honor those lost in the 9/11 terror attacks 20 years ago. We honor the lives of those we lost, support those who are grieving, and remain grateful for those who worked and continue to work to keep us safe.

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No matter where you are in your own journey with racism and allyship, or whether you're new or old to activism, this is consistent with our message that and Thank you for this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CBELPCsFW-1/