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#MensHealthMonth is all about encouraging men & boys to live a safe, healthy lifestyle! Check out a guide for just that here: https://bit.ly/34n8HeA #MHM2021

Men are less likely to see their doctor about a health issue than women. This #MensHealthMonth, remind your husband, partner, father, brother, grandfather, or friend to keep themselves in good health by making all their appointments with their health care providers! #WearBlueForMen #MHM2021

Men & boys’ mental health is an important and urgent issue in public health today. Men are 7x more likely to commit suicide than women. Learn more during #MHM2021: https://bit.ly/2UVLXPJ

OPPORTUNITY for University of Central Missouri faculty, staff, and students who have not yet received the COVID-19 vaccine: Western Missouri Medical Center is planning a mass clinic at the First Baptist Church on South Maguire Street from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, June 4. Individuals who want to participate can make an appointment or walk-in. To schedule an appointment through WMMC, call 660-262-7580, option #1, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays.

June is #MensHealthMonth! This month is all about raising awareness about health issues affecting men and boys. Join us in spreading the word: https://bit.ly/3a02uGt #MHM2021 #MensHealthMonth #ShowUsYourBlue #WearBlueForMen... #WearBlue4Men #MensHealthWeek #MHM2021 See more

There are a lot of reasons why a person will or will not reach out for help when they are in trouble. The decision to seek assistance is completely up to the individual. Some people aren’t ready to leave their situation or receive services, and that’s okay. If you are ready to be heard, the National Human Trafficking Hotline is here and ready to listen. 1-888-373-7888 Text "BeFree" to 233733... https://polarisproject.org/ #EndHumanTrafficking, #FreedomHappensNow, #HumanTrafficking, #PolarisProject, #HumanTraffickingHotline, #PrideMonth, #LGBTQ

Free COVID-19 rapid testing for UCM students with NO symptoms.

#motivationmonday Speaking of paint, have you created any cool crafts over winter break?

It's New Year's Eve! Make smart and safe choices as you ring in the new year. With COVID cases on the rise, the safest way to celebrate the New Year is to stay home and welcome 2021 with the people you live with, or virtually with loved ones elsewhere. Visit the CDC website for more tips: https://bit.ly/37UfFuX.

Remember that individual strokes are what make a great painting. #motivationmonday

Students! On the University of Central Missouri campus you have access to so many resources! When you need help or assistance, do not be ashamed to ask for it! Seeking help is a form of self care. We are here to support you during your time at UCM! For more information about the UCM Counseling Center: ucmo.edu/cc For more information about the UCM Health Center: ucmo.edu/uhc... For more information about Campus Community Health: ucmo.edu/cch For more information about the Success Advising Center: ucmo.edu/advising For more information about The Learning Commons: ucmo.edu/learningcommons There are several more resources available to you on campus, take the time to explore this page: https://www.ucmo.edu//hu/why-work-at-ucm/campus-resources/