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 volunteer-driven health promotion initiatives, public health relief, community outreach, and international policy exchange into its core operational strategy across all campuses.

To operationalize this commitment across multiple dimensions, Srinakharinwirot University has successfully executed comprehensive health promotion activities covering all four key volunteerism levels:

• Regular Community Health & Relief Campaigns

Through the SWU Student Volunteer Center, the university organizes regular community-based health and disaster relief initiatives. Notable examples include the "SWU Volunteer Green Reflection" camp and the "Sharing Care for Flood Victims Project" (December 3–4, 2025), where student volunteers delivered essential relief goods to flood-affected communities in Phrom Buri District, Sing Buri Province.

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• Community-Engaged Health Promotion Programs

SWU actively involves community members and external partners in university health promotion campaigns. The Faculty of Education hosted the "Spirit of Young Blood" blood donation campaign on August 27, 2026, at the Prof. Dr. Saroj Buasri Innovation Building, Prasarnmit Campus. This initiative encouraged students, staff, and local community members to donate blood to save lives while awarding participating students 6 volunteer service hours.

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• University-Wide Personnel Participation in Health Programs: SWU encourages all personnel and students to participate in subnational and national health monitoring through the "Uni-Health Platform" (https://unihealth.swu.ac.th/). Under the campaign "Better Health, Better You," this digital platform facilitates comprehensive self-assessments covering four core dimensions: physical health, mental health, smoking risk factors, and alcohol consumption risks, backed by strict personal data privacy measures.

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• Active Policy Development & International Implementation

SWU actively contributes to health promotion policy on an international scale. University representatives were invited as Guest Speakers and panel discussants at the 11th AUN-HPN International Advisory Committee (IAC) Meeting and the 5th International Health Promotion Conference (October 14–16, 2026, in Surabaya, Indonesia). SWU presented the "Innovating Healthy Campuses: Impact on the Community" session, sharing the "SWU Model" connecting the Asoke and Ongkharak campuses with the Healthy University Rating System (HURS) framework. Consequently, SWU was awarded the 5-Star Rating from HURS for 2025.

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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, SWU organizes regular community-based health and disaster relief campaigns—such as the SWU Volunteer Green Reflection camp and flood relief in Sing Buri Province—and fosters broad public engagement through initiatives like the "Spirit of Young Blood" community blood donation drive. Internally, the university empowers personnel and students to monitor their physical and mental well-being via the digital "Uni-Health Platform" under the "Better Health, Better You" campaign. On an international level, SWU actively contributes to global health policy development by sharing its "SWU Model" as a guest speaker at the 11th AUN-HPN International Advisory Committee Meeting in Indonesia, where the university was officially awarded the 5-Star Rating from the Healthy University Rating System (HURS) for 2025.