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  • – Sexual Health
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Additional Resources

• For more information about financial management, please call (603) 862-3823 or email kathleen.grace-bishop@unh.edu
• Learn More About Project C.A.S.H.
  College is a great time to Create A Savings Habit
  
  40 Money Managment Tips Every College Student Should Know
  
  All About Gambling
  Information, resources and counseling avilable at UNH.

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• Office of Health Education and Promotion HOME
  
  
• Wellness Home
  Emotional Wellness
  Environmental Wellness
  Financial Wellness
  Intellectual Wellness
  Occupational Wellness
  Physical Wellness
  Social Wellness
  Spiritual Wellnes
  
  
• Education/counseling services available to current UNH students:
  • Anger Management
  • Alcohol and/or Other Drugs
  • Chronic Illness
  • Nutrition and/or Eating Concerns
  • Stress Management
  • Sexual Health
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Tobacco Cessation
  
  
• Appointments:
  Our services are available to all UNH students who have paid the health fee. Appointments may be made:
  Online via HealthOnline
  Calling (603) 862-3823
  
  
• Educational Programs
  The Office of Health Education and Promotion provides a variety of trainings, workshops and presentations to the UNH community.
  
  
• Contact Information:
  Health Services, Room 249
  (603) 862-3823 (t)
  (603) 862-2947 (f)
  health.services@unh.edu
  
  When We're Open:
  Monday - Friday
  7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  

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Financial Wellness

What is financial wellness?

Financial wellness is understanding the importance of sustaining ourselves financially, in the short and long term.

What are signs of financial wellness?

Learning how to manage your money and establishing a personal budget Not living beyond your means Learning to not let money be the driving force in your life If possible, donating some of your money to a cause you believe in Make a plan to pay back your student loans Not getting into credit card debt, try to pay off the entire balance each month to avoid interest Thinking long term - set up a savings account

Project C.A.S.H - Create A Savings Habit

Project C.A.S.H (Creating a Savings Habit) is all about money – it’s about CASH. Having it in your pocket, in your bank, letting it build rather than seeing it disappear. It’s about being smart with your money, becoming informed about the real cost of credit. And it’s about planning for your future – making your dreams come true. This is a GREAT web site full of information on financial management. Learn more about Project C.A.S.H...

Young Money

This is a great resource for young adults who want to change the way they earn, manage, invest and spend money. Learn more about Young Money...

40 Money Management Tips Every College Student Should Know

Great information from the National Endowment for Financial Education. Written just for college students and young adults. Learn more...

All About Gambling

1 out of every 20 college students has a problem with gambling and 95% of adults in the United States have gambled in some way. Find out how to seek help if you or someone you care about is struggling with a gambling addiction. Learn more...

Health Insurance After College

Spring semester is an ideal time to review your health insurance coverage. Coverage termination under a parent’s plan can be as early as your graduation day; check with your insurer to determine exactly when your coverage ends. Learn more...

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