We’re building the future of student wellbeing
today.
Through student leadership, trusted resources, and school partnerships, we help college students build lifelong wellbeing habits that support health, happiness, and purpose.
Our work is powered by people and backed by science.
At the Lifelong Wellbeing Foundation (LWF), our mission is to spark a nationwide shift in how students experience health and wellbeing.
We partner with student-led clubs, faculty, and university leaders to make wellbeing more than a conversation, but an integrated, lived experience.
We align with
United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #3: Good Health and Well-Being, and we’re here to turn that global goal into everyday action on campuses across the U.S.
Our Focus Areas
For Students
We give students what many of us wish we had in college: trusted tools to build habits that support wellbeing for life.
- Support and grow student-led wellbeing clubs
- Host events, speaker sessions, and pop-up booths on campus
- Run 14-week Accountability Programs to support personal growth
- Provide free tools grounded in science and the 8 dimensions of wellbeing
For Schools
We work alongside colleges and universities to amplify what works.
- Collaborate with advisors and deans to support student wellbeing
- Pilot our College Wellbeing Rating System to evaluate support structures
- Provide frameworks for measuring impact and building a wellbeing culture
For Everyone
Our curated resource library supports anyone passionate about wellbeing.
- Browse tools, articles, assessments, and guides
- Vetted by experts and based on best practices
- Organized by the
8 dimensions of wellbeing: physical, emotional, spiritual, social, occupational, intellectual, financial, and environmental
Students are more than scholars—they're future leaders.
Yet most college students aren't taught how to manage stress, sleep well, eat intentionally, or navigate change. We're changing that by empowering them to lead themselves first.
Through our programs and partnerships, students build skills in emotional regulation, resilience, coherence, and personal accountability to help them succeed in school, work, and life.