SI 3.3 Healthy Lifestyle Support Siam University

Healthy University Rating System (HURS)

University : Siam University

Country : Thailand

Web Address : https://sustainability.siam.edu

Selected level: Advanced Implementation (4 items) – 15 of 20 points.

SI 3.3 Comprehensive Healthy Lifestyle Support Programs

[3.3] Healthy lifestyle support programs for students and staff

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(Left) Siam Sports Fair and Hukwang Games 2026, 20–29 March 2026 (Right) International Day of Yoga 2026, 19 June 2026
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(Left) Kidney-Friendly University campaign with ThaiHealth, launched 19 August 2026 (Right) Food-sanitation and safety training for canteen vendors by Occupational Health and Safety students, 13 June 2026
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(Left) “My Space Is Smoke-Free” student team, Second Runner-Up, 23–24 February 2026 (Right) Financial literacy session by the Faculty of Business Administration, 22 July 2026
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Siam Safety & Healthy Week – Occupational Health and Safety Programme, Faculty of Medicine
Healthy lifestyle support programs (Siam University, Thailand)

Description:

Siam University’s Health and Well-being Policy, approved by the University Council on 30 October 2024, commits the University to accessible fitness and recreation facilities, nutritious and affordable food on campus, workshops and counseling on healthy eating, and a “No Smoking” campaign that also covers e-cigarettes. The Safety Policy adds a safe and healthy workplace for all staff and students. Table 1 shows how these commitments are delivered across the six services in the HURS list.

Active living. The Sports Center and the Siam Sport Complex are open to staff, students and the public. Siam Sports Fair and the Hukwang Games 2026 (20–29 March 2026) drew more than 1,000 people a day, with Zumba and line-dance competitions alongside the inter-faculty games, and International Day of Yoga 2026 (19 June 2026, “Breathe, Stretch, Connect”) brought about 100 students, staff and members of the public together to reduce stress and build healthy habits.

Healthy eating. The Faculty of Pharmacy and the Thai Health Promotion Foundation launched the Kidney-Friendly University campaign on 19 August 2026, which encourages less salt and seasoning and works with campus food vendors. Occupational Health and Safety students trained canteen vendors on safety and sanitation on 13 June 2026, and the Phasi Charoen District Office inspected the canteens on 18 June 2026.

Smoke-free and drug-free campus. The Last Puff smoking-cessation program of the Faculty of Pharmacy has run since 2012, with a 35% quit rate, a 41.94% fall in cigarette use at six months and 92% client satisfaction; smoking on campus fell from 68.10% in 2013 to 25.50% in 2018–2019. Students continue the work through the “My Space Is Smoke-Free” project and World No Tobacco Day activities, and the University works with the Phasi Charoen District on drug prevention.

Safety, finance and other support. The Occupational Health and Safety Programme runs Siam Safety & Healthy Week and won a national safety innovation award in 2026. The Faculty of Business Administration provides financial literacy training, and the Faculty of Medicine shares reliable health information through “Siam Cares for Health”. The new Dental Center (opened 17 June 2026) serves staff, students and the public.

Table 1 – Healthy lifestyle support services at Siam University (HURS list)

HURS service What Siam University provides Evidence
1. Advice on ergonomics to improve workplace and academic environment safety The Occupational Health and Safety Programme, Faculty of Medicine, runs Siam Safety & Healthy Week (13 and 17 June 2024; 23 June 2025) on occupational health and safety management, and its students trained campus canteen vendors on occupational health, safety and sanitation (13 June 2026). The programme received a National Runner-up Innovation Award at the National Safety Innovation Awards 2026 (28 August 2026). Safety evidence file; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 26, 40
2. Physical activity advice, including structured fitness programs Sports Center and Siam Sport Complex shared with staff, students and the public. Siam Sports Fair and Hukwang Games 2026 (20–29 March 2026, more than 1,000 people a day, with Zumba and line-dance competitions); Hu Gwang Games 2025 with a 3.5 km Fun Run; Siam Walk & Run 2025 (5 April 2025); International Day of Yoga 2025 (more than 120 staff and students) and 2026 (about 100 participants); Nursing Sports Day 2025. Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 28–31, 54; SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 22, 46–47, 50
3. Dietary advice through nutrition workshops or counseling Kidney-Friendly University campaign of the Faculty of Pharmacy with the Thai Health Promotion Foundation (launched 19 August 2026), promoting less salt and seasoning and working with campus food vendors. Healthy food and vegetable zone at the Green Food Market; canteen food-safety inspections by the Phasi Charoen District Office (18 June 2026) and vendor training (13 June 2026). Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 25–26, 48; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 15
4. Investment and saving advice for financial well-being The Faculty of Business Administration runs financial literacy training, including “AI in Finance and Investment” and “The FIN Survivor” (22 July 2026, for secondary school students), and the University works with the Government Savings Bank on community financial literacy. Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 64; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 15
5. Advice to abstain from smoking, alcohol and drugs, including cessation programs The Last Puff smoking-cessation program (Faculty of Pharmacy, 2012–2025): about 40 clients a year, 35% quit rate, 41.94% fall in cigarette use at six months and 92% satisfaction; smoking on campus fell from 68.10% (2013) to 25.50% (2018–2019). “My Space Is Smoke-Free” student team (Second Runner-Up, 23–24 February 2026); World No Tobacco Day speech competition 2026; annual smoke-free event of the Student Union and the Faculties of Nursing and Pharmacy. Drug prevention with the Phasi Charoen District Narcotics Prevention Committee (20 May 2026). SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 29, 41; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 44–46, 106; THE 3.3.6
6. Other specialized healthy lifestyle support services “Siam Cares for Health” health information on social media (Faculty of Medicine); Dental Center for staff, students and the public (opened 17 June 2026); free therapeutic massage at Siam Sports Fair 2026; blood donation drives. Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 28, 47, 49, 72

Safety evidence file = Siam Safety & Healthy Week, building inspection and fire drill (SI 2.1). THE = THE Impact Ratings evidence page on the sustainability website.

Evidence to attach:

All evidence is published in the SDG Report 2024–2025 (pp. 15, 22, 29, 41, 46–47, 50), the Sustainability Report 2025–2026 (pp. 25–31, 40, 44–49, 54, 64) and on the website (https://sustainability.siam.edu/).