UCS offers weekly identity-based support groups where students can build community with fellow students who hold shared identities. Students do not need to be enrolled as a UCS client to participate in a support group.
Examples include groups for Asian Voices, Black Voices, International Students, Latinx Voices, Neurodivergent Students, Rainbow/LGBTQIA+, Survivors of Sexual Violence, and more. Click on the link to learn more about each group and sign up.
Being active and connecting with others can give you a boost of energy and reduce stress at the same time. Wherever your interests lie, from anime to waffle-eating, VCU has over 500 student organizations to choose from, or you can start your own. Click on the link above to find your peeps.
This student group works to raise awareness about mental health and provide students with mental health resources. For contact information, visit Rams Connect.
AMF at VCU is a student support group for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Check out their facebook page for upcoming events and workshops.
This organization offers free weekend camps to young persons grieving the death of a parent/guardian, sibling, or significant person. Upcoming camps for ages 7-17 will be in Virginia 9/2025 and 11/2025. Programming for 18-25 year olds is also available.