The Health Insurance Agency’ s “Mes Tips Santé” bus is making a stop at the “Université Grenoble Alpes ” for an awareness day aimed at students. Organized in partnership with the Isère CPAM, this event offers students the opportunity to learn about their health, discover the support services available, and get answers to their questions in a friendly atmosphere.

Activities to Help You Take Care of Your Health

About ten fun and interactive activities will address key topics: mental health, physical activity, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), alcohol and drug use, and hearing preservation.

Highlights of the program include:

• "STI Invasion": a fun arcade game designed to raise awareness about STIs and promote the "My STI Test" program.
• Hearing Test: A test using the Höra app to assess your hearing and raise awareness about preserving your hearing.
• ROULETTE TIPS: A team quiz to help you better understand your rights, the steps you need to take, and the main digital health services.
• Health quiz on interactive kiosks with prizes to be won.
• Prev’pong: a game of “beer pong” where players must aim for cups while wearing a mask that simulates the visual impairments caused by alcohol and/or drug use, to raise awareness among young people about the impact of these substances on the body.
• Virtual reality headsets that immerse users in a fictional party marked by alcohol and drugs, through three scenarios illustrating different forms of loss of control.
• "Move and Win": The game is designed to show that regular physical activity is possible regardless of one's physical condition

Staff from the Isère CPAM will also be available to answer individual questions about health insurance coverage and assist students with the necessary procedures, particularly international and overseas students.

UGA Booths and Services Here to Help You

Several university departments will be on hand to provide information, advice, and guidance to students based on their needs:

• The Student Health Service (SSE): general medicine, nursing, nutrition, mental health, prevention, screening, and accommodations for students with disabilities.
• The Sexual Health Center: contraception, gynecological consultations, sexuality, abortion, prenatal care, and support and referral services for victims of violence.
• The TREC booth: discussions and practical advice on the links between health and the ecological transition, focusing on food, air quality, transportation, nature in the city, and waste reduction.
• Campus Info: Information on UGA’s resources and programs regarding housing, financial aid, mobility, disability, and student life.

The Psy-Truck initiative, led by REPSY and the CHAI’s C3R unit, will also be present. Professionals will offer opportunities for discussion and awareness-raising on mental health.

Finally, Yassine Zouaoui, an ultra-trail specialist, will speak with students alongside a physical therapist and advisor from the French national health insurance system about the benefits of physical activity.