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Welcome to Healthy Trinity
The Healthy Trinity website is written by partners from across Trinity. It aims to show students and staff the events/interventions, facilities/policies, information and opportunities to be healthy in Trinity. Are we missing anything? We'd love to get your ideas or feedback. If you would like to contribute to Healthy Trinity through your course or work, we'd love to hear your ideas too. Email us on health.promotion@tcd.ie.
Health and Sport Week
For Health and Sport Week 2026 we're continuing the Green Week theme of Healthy Planet, Healthy People.
Mental Health
Mental health is central to everything we do. So managing your mental health means focusing on both the micro and the macro.
Physical Activity
The best exercise is one that you will do. There are numerous ways to be physically active in Trinity.
Eating
Healthy Trinity recommends whole foods, lots of fruit and vegetables. At least half of every plate should be colour!
Sexual Health
PReP Clinic - Condoms and Contraception - Sexual Health Clinic - STI Kits - Menopause - Sex and Porn - Period Products
Smoking
Trinity is a tobacco free campus. We aim to support people who don't smoke by asking people not to smoke indoors and outdoors...
Healthy Trinity Online Tool
The aim of the Healthy Trinity Online Tool is to help you focus on the importance of maintaining work-life balance...
Smarter Travel
The Healthy Trinity: Smarter Travel Initiative encourages students and staff to walk, cycle or take public transport to Trinity.
Alcohol & Drugs
Addictive Behaviours Group - Alcohol Policy - Drug Policy
Workplace Well-Being
Staff Wellbeing - A range of wellbeing initiatives are currently ongoing within the University.
Breastfeeding
Trinity is a Breastfeeding Friendly Campus and supports breastfeeding as a normal way to feed babies.
Spirituality and Health
Spirituality and religion have a positive effect on mental health. In this blogpost, Peter Sexton discusses interiority and spirit