student support SITE

Stanford Mutual Aid is now partnering with the Basic Needs Coalition to launch the Basic Needs Fund! For the latest news on how to help, please go to basic-needs-stanford.org


**The below information may no longer be up to date**

Click here to learn more about our most recent efforts to support students in meeting their basic needs!

This is a collective Stanford community effort to centralize the COVID-19 information being shared across multiple channels:

Undergraduate AlertsStanford COVID-19 FAQs

Finances

housing

More on HOUSING—It is possible to be an asymptomatic carrier of COVID-19. If you are staying in a home with others, especially at-risk people, consider following these CDC guidelines for preventing spread in a home for 14 days:

  • Do not share a bedroom

  • Stay in a room with a window you can open

  • Designate your own bathroom (if possible)

  • Use shared bathroom last and clean after use

  • Wear a mask, especially in a room with others or in communal living areas. If you don’t have a mask, you can make a face covering out of a piece of clothing.

  • Clean high touch surfaces in communal rooms daily with household cleaner

  • Do not share personal household items: dishes, drinking glasses, cups, eating utensils, towels, or bedding. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after use.

  • Monitor your health!

Read the full guidelines here


Extra Resources

Mental health and well-being

More on MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

[1] Ask a WHA (Weiland Health Associate). Get answers to questions about queer wellness and mental health support with a response within 48 hours.

[2] Check out our Virtual Advising Tool. Talk to a Stanford-affiliated volunteer on the phone to discuss your individual travel, academic, housing, emotional support, religious support, etc. needs!

[3] Members of the community are free to talk with you. Check out the "Emotional Support" tab in the Community Advising Hours spreadsheet to find a person and a time.

[4] Reach out to CAPS. Stanford's Counseling and Psychological Services is here you, 24/7.

More Questions? Check out TOPIC-SPECIFIC FAQs.

TRANSPORTATION

More on TRANSPORTATION:

Academics

FLI RESOURCES

More on FLI:

[1] BOOKMARK Stanford's FLI Resource Guide. Take a moment to read this guide and stay in touch with the FLI office and FLAN alumni network to share any issues or needs.

[2] Submit a REQUEST for housing in the community if you are an FLI student who has been denied an Exception request. This is a SECONDARY OPTION to help FLI and high-need students if the Stanford Community Offerings sheet does not match a student to your housing. **Please be very aware of the risks of shared housing, particularly for the elderly or the health-compromised.**

Disability RESOURCES

More on DISABILITY:

[1] BOOKMARK the Disability Resource Guide. Check this out for support with accommodations and housing, as well as some frequently asked questions!

[2] For families with young children and children with developmental disabilities: THIS PAGE from Stanford Medicine's Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Division has useful COVID-19 information and resources!

Additional resources

for other resources, visit our community offerings spreadsheet!

About this site

This is a one-stop student support website to provide necessary info and resources for all undergrads, grads, postdocs, and the extending Stanford community. This website is kept up to date thanks to the Stanford Mutual Aid Group and others. It combines info from across Stanford (e.g., Stanford VP Student Affairs, ASSU, FLI/FLIP/FLAN, the Bridge, and Columbae Slush Fund).

Who we are: This is a collaborative effort by a team of Stanford undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, alumni, and faculty committed to community resourcing. The Stanford Mutual Aid Group is a volunteer project with no guarantees of assistance or confidentiality. If you engage, you do so as your own choice and at your own risk.

Email us: If you have questions or would like to get involved, you can email us at sucmutualaid@gmail.com