Health, Safety, and Wellness
Resources for the Campus Community
If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, you can get 24/7 assistance via:
- CAPS Crisis Counseling 707-664-2153 (students)
- National Suicide Prevention hotline call, text, or chat 988
- Crisis Text Line Text 741741
- Call 911
University Police offer Safety Escorts to individuals who request assistance as they walk to and from on-campus locations during hours of darkness.
University Police Sexual Assault Awareness page provides resources for victims of sexual assault or as well as any member of the campus community who wants to take an active role in sexual assault prevention or to support a friend or family member who has been the victim of sexual assault.
Students, staff and faculty can find up-to-date information regarding COVID-19 on the SSU COVID Compliance webpage.
Campus Recreation is your go-to site on campus for adventure programs, fitness and wellness classes & activities, and intramural sports.
Additional Resources for Students
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) supports student mental health and wellbeing through short-term individual & group counseling, workshops, crisis, intervention, and more.
For emergency situations that involve immediate risk of harm to self or others, please call 911 or go to your local emergency room.
The Student Health Center provides quality outpatient medical care for acute and sub-acute illnesses, injuries, and basic mental health concerns. Most visits are at no additional cost to the student.
Student Affairs' Noma Cares Central is a one-stop shop that provides support for SSU students and employees in crisis and/or acute crisis response.
Noma Cares Central includes the Basic Needs Initiative, Care Team, Confidential Advocate, CAPS, and other entities that take a holistic look at students’ well-being both inside and outside the classroom, including emergency housing and cash, on-campus and community free food resources, immigration assistance, confidential advocacy, and more.