¿ì»îÁÖÐÔϢ’s Centers and Institutes (C&Is) are creative and intentional spaces organized around scholarly, creative, research, education and/or public service activities that draw upon faculty and interdisciplinary expertise for the benefit of the campus and local community.Ìý
To uphold the mission of the Institute for Community Health and Wellbeing, theÌýICHWB collaborates with our Center partners to help host monthly meetings for the Center Directors to discuss partnership opportunities on current or future projects. Additionally, meetings offer a place for Centers to share the latest updates on the internal happenings of their organization and connect with other Directors from different ¿ì»îÁÖÐÔÏ¢ Centers.
Interested in joining a meeting?ÌýSee our Spring Schedule Below and email Hema.Kapil@csun.edu for more info:Ìý
February - Thurs. Feb 27, 2025 2-4pm FacDev Commons in University Library
March (date coming soon)Ìý
April (date coming soon)Ìý
May (date coming soon)Ìý
¿ì»îÁÖÐÔÏ¢ Center Listing
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- Boating education center and water safety education
AS Children's Center - Early childhood education program
- Assessments, interventions, and training for individuals with autism
Ìý- Assessments and consultations for youths with learning, emotional, and behavioral challenges
Ìý- Aquatic and land-based therapeutic exercise programs for individuals with disabilities
Ìý- Interdisciplinary research center focused on applications, education, and innovations using GIS
Center for Recreation & TourismÌý- Undergraduate and graduate programs preparing students for careers in tourism, hospitality, and recreation management
Ìý- Professional development, research, and collaboration opportunities for educators
Ìý- Therapeutic services, early learning centers, and professional training for children's development
Ìý- Educational setting for young children from the community, aiming to secure strong relationships between home and school
Ìý- Assisting visitors with banking, investing, financial planning, tax filing, identity theft protection, and more
¿ì»îÁÖÐÔÏ¢ Ropes CourseÌý- High and low challenge activities designed to enhance personal and team development
Ìý- Empowering underrepresented students and marginalized communities through education, community engagement, and commitment to giving back
Ìý- Supporting families raising children with disabilities through education, advocacy, and support services
Ìý- Collaborating with communities to improve health equity through research, education, and partnerships
Ìý- Integrating sustainability into university operations, education, and research, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration across all colleges
Ìý- Providing comprehensive healthcare services to students, including primary care, dental, vision, and specialty services
Ìý- Providing comprehensive evaluations and therapy for communication disorders across all ages, supervised by licensed faculty
Ìý- Offering literacy assessments and personalized tutoring for K-12 students, serving as a training site for graduate students in Language and Literacy programs
Ìý- Enhancing health and well-being through research, education, and services in food science, nutrition, and dietetics
Ìý- Nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating poverty via food assistance, clothing, and case management services
Ìý-ÌýCounseling services for individuals, couples, and families, provided by graduate students under faculty supervision
Music Therapy Wellness ClinicÌý-ÌýMusic therapy services for individuals of all ages with neurodiverse and neurological diagnoses, provided by board-certified therapists
Oasis Wellness CenterÌý- Offering health and wellness programs to promote student academic success
Ìý- FosteringÌýcivic responsibility by facilitating service learning, co-curricular activities, and community-based research
Ìý-ÌýDoctoral program preparing students for licensure as physical therapists
Ìý-ÌýProviding individualized interventions for social skills, communication, and behavior for children, adolescents, and adults
Ìý-ÌýProviding reading instruction to children with mild to moderate disabilities
Ìý- Dedicated to ending abuse, empowering families, and developing leaders in the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys
Ìý-ÌýFitness center offering workout facilities, intramural leagues, and outdoor equipment rentals
Ìý-ÌýSix-week summer program for teens aged 12-18, offering intensive training in acting, dance, and voice, culminating in live performances
Institute of Community Health & Wellbeing
Contact Information
Santa Susana Hall Room 115

18111 Nordhoff Street,
Northridge, CA 91330-8250
- Phone: (818) 677-7709
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Hema Kapil, Department Coordinator