Change
Chapters
Student-led health equity advocacy on college campuses
Connect with other students working on health equity issues. Get support, resources, and mentorship to make a difference in your community.
What Are Change Chapters?
Change Chapters are student-led organizations on college campuses working to address health equity issues in their communities. Each chapter focuses on local health challenges while connecting to a broader network of student advocates.
Whether it's food security, mental health access, or community health education, chapters work on initiatives that matter to their campus and surrounding community.
Current Chapters
How It Works
A straightforward process to get your chapter started
Apply
Submit your application telling us about your interest in health equity and your ideas for your campus.
Get Connected
Join our network, attend training sessions, and connect with other chapter leaders and mentors.
Start Your Work
Launch your health equity initiatives with ongoing support from our team and the chapter network.
Support We Provide
Resources and support to help your chapter succeed
Training & Workshops
Regular sessions on community organizing, health advocacy, and project management.
Funding Opportunities
Access to grants and funding sources for your chapter initiatives and projects.
Mentorship
Connect with experienced advocates and professionals working in health equity.
Resource Library
Research, guides, and materials from successful health equity initiatives.
Network Access
Connect with other chapter leaders and the broader health equity community.
Recognition
Opportunities to showcase your work and gain recognition for your efforts.
Chapter Highlights
Campus Food Security
Established a student-run food pantry and worked with dining services to reduce food waste. Now serving over 150 students monthly.
Mental Health Awareness
Created peer support groups and mental health resource campaigns. Helped increase counseling center engagement among underrepresented students.
Ready to Get Started?
Join student leaders working on health equity initiatives on their campuses.