STUDENTS MOVING
4 HEALTH
Join and contribute to students’ mental health!
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For the second year in a row, we at Stockholms studentbostäder will arrange the run Students Moving 4 Health. The purpose is to raise awareness about the issue of students’ mental health and also donate money to an organization that works with this issue.
The mental health of young people, and especially students, is becoming more widespread. At the same time, we know that mental health is linked to physical health – exercise can contribute to better mental well-being. Through Students moving 4 health, we want to create an opportunity for students to be active and at the same time raise money for an organization that works with the issue of mental health for young people and students. Our goal is to create a fun and enjoyable setting around the run with activities at start and finish.
The race is completely free for everyone who participates. You can participate both physically and virtually. As thanks for participating, we will donate a total of SEK 10,000 to Tilia, which is an organization that works actively with mental health.
We as Sweden’s largest student housing operator, with over 8,000 housing units, have many partners and entrepreneurs associated with us. To raise additional money, we will invite them to donate to Tilia and also be a part of the run.
Everyone is welcome to participate, but we are mainly targeting students.
Nothing! The run is free of charge.
On October 4, we will organize a physical run between KTH – Lappis. You are welcome to participate this day if you wish. If you don’t have the opportunity to participate on October 4, you can also do it virtually during the week until October 10. This means that you run/walk 5 kilometers where you want. Read more under competition conditions.
We will donate to Tilia, which is a non-profit organization for young people’s mental health. You can read more about their work on their website.
A functional t-shirt you can use while training and you also contribute to students’ mental health.
We follow the recommendations of the Public Health Agency and the situation in Stockholm linked to the prevailing pandemic.
