Willo at UC San Diego

As a student, it’s easy to get caught up in the daily grind and forget about self-care. That’s where Willo comes in! This free, student-focused app provides personalized resources and curated events to help you prioritize your well-being. Willo is an innovative mental health and wellness app created by UC San Diego students in collaboration with the Joan & Irwin Jacobs Center for Health Innovation (JCHI). Designed with the student experience at its core, Willo provides personalized support for well-being, offering on-demand access to critical campus resources and tools. And the best part? Willo is by students, for students College isn’t just about exams—it’s about living a balanced, fulfilling life. Willo makes it easier to stay on track. Download the app today and take charge of your wellness journey! Key Features: • Recommendation Engine: Willo uses a sophisticated recommendation engine to suggest Collections, Resources and Events align with each student's preferences and engagement with the app - making it easier to find relevant support. • Collections: The app offers curated "Collections" of resources tailored to specific themes or needs, such as stress management, academic support, or social connection. These collections make it easy for students to access targeted support relevant to their current challenges or interests. • Health Wheel: Willo includes the "Wellness Wheel" concept, providing a holistic view of a student's well-being across various dimensions, such as mental, physical, academic, and social health. This visual tool helps students identify areas of strength and those needing attention, promoting a balanced approach to wellness. Upcoming Features: Willo is continually evolving to better serve students. Upcoming features include enhanced badge and bonus systems to further incentivize engagement, as well as additional tools and resources to support student mental health and well-being. By integrating these features, Willo aims to transform how students perceive and prioritize their emotional and psychological needs, fostering a campus culture that empowers students to take charge of their well-being.