Nunchi Campus Chapter

A Partnership, Breaking Barriers & Building Bridges

What is it?

The Nunchi Campus Chapter Program is a grassroots movement to build mental health resources on school campuses. We provide resources for high school and university students to build inclusive mental health resources for their communities. As a Nunchi Ambassador, you will play a crucial role in empowering healthier minds through community building.

Why Nunchi?

Through sharing personal stories, we build connections from our shared experiences to break stigma and advance the mental health of our communities. Nunchi Health is dedicated to promoting the well-being of immigrant-origin communities through inclusive mental health support. The Nunchi Campus Chapter Program is a vital initiative aimed at fostering a network of individuals committed to the cause of mental health and community building.

How to Get Started?

We are still currently piloting our campus chapter registration process. For more information, please contact our team at <info@nunchihealth.org>.

  • Who: Current Nunchi Health fellows to lead on their college campuses

    When: Fall 2025 semester

    Where: University campuses

  • • Work with other change-makers/students interested in breaking the stigma surrounding mental health in immigrant-origin communities.

    • Host 4-5 community workshops each semester, in partnership with on-campus identity-affinity groups.

    • Help Nunchi Health to recruit facilitators and staff to expand our efforts in building inclusive mental health.

  • • Develop leadership and community engagement skills

    • Join a network of like-minded individuals working towards a common goal

    • Gain knowledge and resources related to mental health and mindfulness

    • Make a positive impact on immigrant-origin communities by promoting mental well-being

  • “I'm emerging from the program better equipped than ever to understand my emotions and my identity as I enter the next stages of my life."

    —Fellowship Participant

  • "There is so much to look forward to, knowing that we are here."

    —Fellowship Participant