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Mental Health & Anxiety
Staff and faculty often have the difficult position of dealing with a student in crisis. However, knowing whether a student is in immediate danger or in need of additional supports is challenging. Below are resources to help students in immediate crisis and those in a non-crisis situation.
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Sexual Violence
York University’s Centre for Sexual Violence Response, Support, & Education can help students with referral to medical services, help with academic accommodation, assist with safety planning and much more.
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Threatening or Concerning Behaviour
Unfortunately, a student in crisis may cause disruptions. If this happens there are resources to help you determine what to do in these unfortunate situations.
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Urgent Financial Need
Students experiencing urgent financial need can make an appointment with York’s Financial Services. Learn more about awards, bursaries, and emergency loans.
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After Hours Assistance
Inform students that they have support resources outside regular business and school hours. One resource is Good2Talk — a free, and confidential helpline for students providing professional counselling.