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Emergency / CRISIS Contact Information
Emergency / CRISIS Contact Information
Call 911 if there is an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others.
Call 911 if there is an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others.
If you, or someone you know, is thinking about suicide, call the Edmonton and Area Distress Line at 780‑482‑4357. Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Crisis diversion: 780‑492‑5050
Non-emergency security concerns: 780‑492‑5050
Transit safety and security concerns: 780‑442‑4900
U of A Emergency Information and Procedures - Find procedures, updates and information during an emergency.
Free and confidential health resources to help every U of A student thrive.
The Office of Advocacy & Wellness (OAW) in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry looks after issues pertaining to the physical and mental health and well-being of all FoMD learners. The office also advocates on your behalf. OAW's aim is to ensure that undergraduate learners are well supported and able to perform to the best of their abilities.
Providing ongoing assistance to U of A students throughout the process of attaining appropriate mental health supports through bridging service gaps and connecting students to timely and effective resources.
Providing free, confidential counselling and psychiatric services, as well as resources, for a range of student mental health concerns.
Providing support to all First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students in a variety of ways related to university life.
A student space for gender and sexual diversity offering peer mentorship, resources, and referrals for students working through issues around gender and sexual identify related stressors.
Trained volunteers offer peer support, crisis management, information and resources, and provide students with a safe place to talk.
Offering free and confidential counselling and support for individuals affected by sexual assault, sexual harassment, relationship violence, or stalking
Physicians provide comprehensive medical care to university students and staff, including assessment and treatment of mental health concerns.
We are committed to providing ongoing assistance to our students throughout the process of attaining appropriate mental health supports, and strive to bridge service gaps and connect students to timely and effective resources. We also listen to students who may be experiencing feelings of stress, who feel overwhelmed, confused, or who are looking to improve their overall well-being so that we can further enhance our ability to help shape how students navigate, access, and engage with mental health supports.
The Interfaith Chaplains' Association serves the University of Alberta from the understanding that life, including academic life, is a spiritual journey.
Every chaplain is professionally trained, appointed by recognized communities of faith, and provides:
spiritual guidance, care, and support to any student, staff, or faculty, whether or not they identify with a particular faith.
information and referrals regarding religious groups and activities on campus.
support during significant rites of passage
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