Delivers the McMaster community programs, services and facilities to promote active lifestyles. Offers intramural teams, indoor and outdoor recreational programs, the Pulse Fitness Centre, and many more.

Big White Wall is an online mental health and wellbeing service offering self-help programmes, creative outlets and a community that cares. When you’re dealing with everyday stressors or major life events, we’ll help you get through it.

Offers the McMaster community academic, spiritual and crisis support. For further assistance, will connect the wider community and students to other offices and services.

A comprehensive, multi-disciplinary facility that specializes in sport medicine, orthopaedics and rehabilitation. Our services are available to the McMaster campus and greater Hamilton communities.

Empowers graduate students to thrive by supporting their well-being. No issues are too big or small to access this 24/7 counselling services.

Works closely with staff, students and faculty members to advance equity and inclusion on campus through dispute resolution, education and training, accessibility and sexual violence education and response.

McMaster's on-campus food bank. Provides emergency food support systems to ensure that food is always accessible to students. Also oversees other food-based programs and events, such as the Good Food Box program, free cooking workshops, and free community meals.

A service that provides emergency food and hygienic products for those in need including men, women, youth and children.

Provides a safe place and support for abused women with or without children, community outreach services and practice-based research in our shared quest for freedom from violence.

Offers First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students attending McMaster support services and opportunities. Indigenous students are provided information on academic success, transition, mental wellness, physical wellness, sexual wellness, and financial literacy

A student-run campus farmers market aiming to provide students, faculty, and staff access to fresh and local fruit and vegetables from June to October.

Advocates and ensures inclusiveness in the area of disability. Provides programming and peer support within the community. Peer support is provided by trained volunteers, with lived experiences with any of the following: disability, chronic illness, mental illness, neurodivergence, and additional identities that are part of the larger disability rights movement.

McMaster campus’ repair shop to help students in their bicycle needs. This reliable service provides students access to affordable bicycles, tools, accessories and repair education.

McMaster’s guide to the abundance of nature Hamilton provides. This guide allows the community to discover new areas in the city, as well as resources on safety, health and mindfulness in nature.

Works to equip people with preventative measures in food insecurity through a multitude of programs. Mainly, by supporting communities in emergency food access, education and counselling.

Assists incoming, undergraduate, graduate and alumni students in their financial need. Services inform students about OSAP, scholarships bursaries, work programs and more.

Provides independent, impartial and confidential advice and assistance to members of the community in the pursuit of just, fair and equitable resolutions to university-related concerns. It makes recommendations, where appropriate, for changes in policies and procedures, and promotes discussion on institution-wide concerns. It is available free of charge to members of the community.

Mentors and empowers students from diverse backgrounds in personal and spiritual reflection, community service, and leadership development.

A 2STLGBQI+ student service that offers peer support, a resource library, free safe sex supplies, and a safe(r) space. We also plan 2SLGBTQI+ programming including Mac Pride Week, Pride History Week, and [Trans]cendence.

A specialized consultant aids survivors from sexual violence with safety planning, academic or workplace accomdations, and resources to campus or community counselling, advocacy and medical services.

Empowers communities by providing emergency food to struggling individuals and families who are unable to meet their basic needs.

Need advice or to talk? Call 24/7 multi-lingual, confidential crisis counselling and support. Request support for mental health concerns, financial advice, relationships, and more

A peer-run health promotion, education, and referral service for McMaster University students. SHEC provides students with peer support, pregnancy testing, menstrual products, and safe sex supplies, while also disseminating health information through events and campaigns.

Assist undergraduate, graduate and alumni students in academic, professional and personal growth. Students can access services like career planning, academic coaching, mentorship and many more.

A volunteer service that will accompany anyone within the McMaster community to their destination safely. No matter the weather, attendants will provide company to users on their walk or bus ride during the evenings.

A volunteer service within the McMaster Students Union that will walk or bus with users during the evening hours 7 days a week. No matter the weather, our walkers can walk with you to your destination while providing safety and company.

A peer-support driven service that hopes to establish a community of support through programming, resources, and events to create a safe(r) space on campus for women-identified people, trans folk, gender non conforming folk and survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.

An accessible, friendly space for young people aged 17 to 25 to receive expert care for mental health and addiction. We offer a self- referral process, where the person seeking service is able to do their own referral right on our website, no need to make an appointment at a family doctor to access YWC.