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College Well-Being Award is sponsored by American College Health Foundation (ACHA). The purpose of the American College Health Foundation's College Well-Being Award is to offer awards to one or more institutions of higher education to create or improve underlying campus infrastructure in a manner that raises the well-being of students as evidenced through creat…
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College Well-Being Funding Opportunity - ACHA College Well-Being Funding Opportunity Now Accepting Applications The Call for applications is CLOSED. Check back in September 2026 . Applications must be submitted using the Online Application Form below.
The purpose of the American College Health Foundation’s College Well-Being Award is to offer up to two $3,500 awards to one or more institutions of higher education to create or improve underlying campus infrastructure (e.g., networks, resources, tools, structures, coalition-building) in a manner that raises the well-being of students as evidenced through creative programming and outcomes from research initiatives.
This award embraces the focus on well-being, a more encompassing reference to the individuals, population, and environmental state of being. The Foundation believes it is time to apply fresh thinking on how we dedicate and apply our resources to positively impact the quality of our students lives. This award is intended to stimulate creative, new approaches to well-being focused programming with evaluation driven measurable outcomes.
Merriam-Webster provides a definition: Well-being – the state of being happy, healthy, or successful Language tends to evolve to reflect our culture. The use of “well-being” can be found on college and university campuses as evidenced in professional titles and programs. This is a reflection of the changing nature of our students who seek something higher than good health.
Furthermore, there appears to be momentum to increase measurement of happiness and flourishing more so than historical measures of health. Aspirations for success and happiness are individual priorities expressed by contemporary students. It suggests, therefore that the strategies we employ to promote student well-being extend beyond traditional interventions of education, diagnosis, treatment, and health care at the clinical level.
Through the collaborative efforts of health, academics, student affairs, and administrative colleagues, institutions of higher education can foster healthy environments and behaviors in ways that yield demonstrable feedback from students who report improvement in their well-being. Funding Proposal Materials Applications are due by January 15, 2026 . Applications must be submitted using the Online Application Form below.
Proposal Outline and Submission Information Authorizing Signature Form Once all information is complete and can be entered in one sitting , cut and paste the information into the Online Application Submission Form below. Submit as 1 PDF the completed: applicant cover sheet, authorizing signature form, and proposal. Get ACHA & ACHF News Right in Your Inbox!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Institutions of higher education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to two $3,500 awards. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was September 1, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
College Well-Being Award is funded by American College Health Foundation (ACHA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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