Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) is fully committed to advancing university volunteerism and community well-being in alignment with the Healthy University Framework. The university systematically integrates environmental safety, fitness infrastructure, nutritional counseling, financial literacy, and clinical substance cessation into its core operational strategy across all campuses.

To operationalize this commitment across multiple dimensions, Srinakharinwirot University has successfully executed comprehensive lifestyle support services covering all five key categories:

Ergonomics & Environmental Safety in Workplace and Academic Settings

SWU implements structured environmental safety and ergonomic measures through the Central Library's Green Library initiative. Guidelines focus on maintaining indoor air quality by managing airborne pollutants (dust, mold, chemical fumes, and tobacco smoke), maintaining air purifiers according to schedule, and strategically locating printing equipment in well-ventilated central areas away from staff workstations. Furthermore, all library spaces are designated as strict smoke-free zones supported by visible anti-smoking campaigns.

Figure 1: Promotional campaign and operational setup for the Green Library Environmental Safety and Air Quality Management initiative at SWU Central Library.

Source: SWU Central Library Environmental Safety Management Measures (https://lib.swu.ac.th/news-events/recommended-green/environmental-safety-management-measures-2/)

Physical Activity Advice & Structured Fitness Programs

SWU operates the SWU Fitness Center on the 1st floor of Gymnasium 2, serving 300–350 students, staff, and community members daily. Equipped with 68 international-standard machines (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 certified), the facility features 5 functional training zones: Machine Zone, Cardio Zone, Weight Lifting Zone, Free Weight Zone, and Functional Zone. On-site sports scientists and trained student assistants provide personalized physical activity advice, exercise safety supervision, and fitness coaching.

Figure 2: Multi-zone layout and international-standard training equipment at the SWU Fitness Center (Gymnasium 2 Building).

Source: SWU SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being Portal (https://rankings.swu.ac.th/swu-sdgs/sdg-3/333)

Dietary Advice through Nutrition Workshops & Counseling

SWU promotes healthy eating behaviors among university personnel via the SWU In-house Training program. On March 4, 2026, the university hosted the specialized workshop "Eating for Happiness" (กินอย่างไรให้มีสุข), which provided 111 participating staff members with practical nutritional knowledge, healthy meal selection strategies, and personal health self-care guidelines.

 

Figure 3: Participant interaction and training session from the SWU In-house Training program on "Eating for Happiness" and Financial Literacy workshops.

Source: SWU Human Resources Division In-house Training Report

Investment and Saving Advice for Financial Well-Being
SWU enhances personnel financial literacy through structured training sessions covering debt management, saving, investing, and tax planning:

Financial Literacy Training (Debt Management & Investment): Held on November 5, 2025, providing debt management and investment principles to 172 participants.

Financial Literacy Board Game Workshop: Conducted on December 3, 2025, using simulation games to build financial decision-making and budgeting skills for 17 participants.

 

Tax Easy Seminar: Conducted on October 20, 2026, educating 470 personnel on personal income tax, deductions, and tax planning strategies.

Source: SWU Personnel Capacity Building & Financial Literacy Program Report

Advice & Cessation Programs for Smoking, Alcohol, and Drugs

SWU provides specialized medical counseling and cessation services through the Fah Sai Clinic and Bronchology Clinic located on the 2nd floor of the HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Medical Center (MSMC Hospital). Operating Monday through Friday (08:00–16:00), the multidisciplinary clinic delivers smoking cessation guidance, handles side effects of nicotine withdrawal, provides cessation medications, and conducts pulmonary rehabilitation for COPD and asthma patients.

Figure 4: Clinical setup and multidisciplinary consultation area of the Fah Sai Smoking Cessation Clinic at MSMC Hospital.

Source: MSMC Hospital Bronchology & Fah Sai Clinic Portal (https://medicine.swu.ac.th/msmc/services/bronchology/)

Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) is fully committed to advancing university volunteerism and community health promotion in alignment with the Healthy University Framework by actively delivering impact across local, national, and international scales. To operationalize this commitment across campus life, SWU systematically provides a holistic suite of healthy lifestyle support services covering physical, nutritional, financial, environmental, and clinical wellness dimensions. Workplace and academic safety are enhanced through ergonomic and environmental standards set by initiatives like the SWU Central Library Green Office measures. Physical activity is actively promoted via the state-of-the-art SWU Fitness Center, which serves 300–350 daily users with 68 ISO-certified training machines across 5 specialized zones supervised by sports scientists. Nutritional literacy is fostered through SWU In-house Training workshops such as "Eating for Happiness," while financial well-being is developed through structured Financial Literacy workshops and personal tax planning seminars. Additionally, SWU delivers specialized clinical advice and substance cessation services through the Fah Sai Clinic and Bronchology Clinic at the MSMC Hospital, offering multidisciplinary tobacco cessation counseling and respiratory health care.