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We are Stanford’s Sexual Health Peer Resource Center. A safe space for Stanford affiliates to explore sex education, positivity, resources, and more! We offer a quarterly course on comprehensive sexual health education and peer counseling skills (Wellness 191) & engage in the community via outreach events and by vending highly subsidized resources.

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Our Chapter of the College Diabetes Network was founded for the purpose of connecting college students with and affected by type 1 diabetes in the hopes that these connections will create a support network which will enable students to fulfill their potential and limit the negative psychological and physical effects of diabetes.

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To share the experiences of self-transformation — physically, emotionally, and spiritually — through conscious living, as explored through conscious eating, mindful meditation, and relevant philosophy, with no restrictions of color, nation, gender, race, sex etc.

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SMHO's mission is to raise awareness about mental health and illness on campus and give students a platform to speak about their experience with mental health issues to help fight the stigma against struggling.

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Stanford SSDP would be a Stanford chapter of the nationwide organization, Students for Sensible Drug Policy. This club will meet to discuss and take action in changing campus drug policies to be more compassionate, evidence and human rights-based, connect students and members to work in harm reduction efforts on and off of campus, and help students work together to contribute to global change in drug policy

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Membership in SSSDP will provide students with a lively community of people who are passionate about change in substance use disorder perception, treatment and policy. It will also connect students with a reputable nationwide organization, Students for Sensible Drug Policy, with established chapters at many universities around the nation. Members will have the chance to engage in outreach work with harm reduction, brainstorm and drive policy change, and make an impact in the field of substance use with the help of the nationwide Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapter.

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Students Against Eating Disorders (SAED) is an organization committed to promoting awareness and education to transform Stanford’s culture surrounding beauty, body image, and healthy eating relationships. We seek to create an open, supportive and safe community where students can discuss, learn about, and receive peer support to enhance body positivity!

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The Bridge Peer Counseling Center is Stanford’s student run peer-counseling center. We offer anonymous and confidential 24/7 counseling to members of the greater Stanford community. Staffed by trained undergraduate and graduate Stanford students, we are here to listen and support.

It is our belief that people have the fundamental ability to help and support others through personal interaction. We offer this interaction through peer counseling and support in an effort to guide those in need to develop their own solutions to problems. We are here to listen, to explore feelings, to help sort out issues and uncertainties, or just to talk.

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