The Faculty of Health Sciences at UFV hosted a vibrant and engaging Health Fair on March 18, bringing together students, faculty, and community partners for a day focused on wellness, learning, and connection.
Held on the Chilliwack campus at the University of the Fraser Valley, the event showcased a wide range of health-related initiatives and resources. Attendees had the opportunity to explore interactive booths covering topics such as mental health, nutrition, physical activity, and community health services. The fair created a welcoming space for meaningful conversations about well-being and preventive care.
Students from various programs within the Faculty of Health Sciences played an active role in the event. Their involvement highlighted the hands-on, community-oriented approach that defines the faculty’s programs. From leading demonstrations to sharing educational materials, students brought energy and expertise that enriched the experience for all who attended.
One of the highlights of the day was the opportunity for attendees to engage directly with health professionals and students, ask questions, and learn practical strategies for maintaining their well-being. The event not only provided information but also encouraged participants to take proactive steps toward healthier living.
Overall, the March 18 Health Fair was a successful and inspiring event that reflected the Faculty of Health Sciences’ commitment to promoting health, education, and community engagement. It served as a reminder of the important role that universities play in fostering healthier communities and supporting the next generation of health professionals.
