Our health professionals are eager to provide quality clinical and mental health services to advance the health of all students at North Carolina Central University.
The mission of the Student Health Center is to provide a collaborative and holistic health climate that provides service, care, wellness, and education. At the Student Health Center, we promote the implementation of essential skills centered on optimizing sustainable, healthy behaviors among students, on our campus, and within surrounding communities.
For the latest updates on COVID-19 and how it will affect students, faculty and staff, please visit the NCCU Coronavirus webpage.
The Student Health Center is open Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
| Appointments and General Information | 919-530-6317 |
| Mental Health | 919-530-7646 |
| Alcohol and Other Drug Resource Center | 919-530-7068 |
| Pharmacy | 919-530-6289 |
| Immunizations/Medical Records | 919-530-5003 |
| Nursing/Triage | 919-530-7604 |
| Health Promotion, Education, and Wellness | 919-530-6664 |
| Laboratory | 919-530-5387 |
| Business Office | 919-530-7336 |
Student Health Advisory Council (SHAC)
SHAC provides students an opportunity to promote health-related issues and gain leadership skills in order to represent all groups of the student body and voice student concerns.
Project SAFE
The mission of Project Save A Fellow Eagle (SAFE) is to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections among students at NC Central and in the larger community. Project SAFE attempts to achieve its mission through a variety of prevention education activities, including outreach to residence halls, prevention parties, formal presentations to organizations, and relationship workshops.