No one has to navigate hazing or other challenging situations alone. The University of Arizona offers a wide range of resources to support students, faculty, staff, and community members. Whether you're looking for confidential support, reporting options, mental health services, educational resources, or guidance on how to help a friend, we're here to connect you with the assistance you need. Explore the resources below to find the right support for you and help foster a safe, respectful, and inclusive campus community.
University of Arizona Support Resources
Campus Health
University of Arizona Campus Health offers comprehensive and affordable healthcare options, all conveniently located right here on campus. In addition to medical services, Campus Health offers interactive presentations on all things health and wellness, including alcohol, drugs, mental health, relationships and more.
Counseling & Psych Services
Part of Campus Health, Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) provides in-person and virtual mental health services for students and mental health-promoting programs for the campus community. Crisis support options are available, and most CAPS services are available at no cost to main campus students. For more information on making an appointment with CAPS, visit the link below.
Dean of Students - Student Assistance
Housed within the Dean of Students Office, Student Assistance is a central support hub for all students at the University of Arizona, aiming to assist with various challenges including personal crises, life traumas, health issues, and academic struggles. To learn more about these support services, or to learn how to submit a report for a student experiencing difficulties, visit the Student Assistance webpage using the button below.
SafeCats App
Looking for a great way to stay safe both on and off campus? SafeCats is the university’s official safety app, designed to help you stay prepared, informed and connected on and around campus. The app contains many useful features to promote personal safety and streamline emergency reporting. The SafeCats app is also the fastest way to receive UAlerts during campus emergencies. Available on the App Store and the Google Play Store!
Survivor Support Services
Survivor Support Services provides free, confidential services to those affiliated with the University of Arizona who identify as survivors of abuse, stalking, harassment, interpersonal violence, and more.
Survivor advocates and support counselors are trained professionals whose goal is to support and center the needs of the student survivor. These services are available regardless of whether the incident occurred on-campus or off-campus, and regardless of how much time has passed. To refer someone to Survivor Support Services, follow the link below.
University of Arizona Police Department
The University of Arizona Police Department (UAPD) is the university's on-campus law enforcement agency and is responsible for investigating crimes and reports that affect the University of Arizona, including hazing. Committed to community engagement, UAPD also offers educational presentations to students, faculty, staff, and visitors of campus. Visit the UAPD website by clicking the button below.
University of Arizona Emergency Medical Services
University of Arizona Emergency Medical Services (UAEMS) is a 24/7/365 emergency response agency that is entirely student-run. UAEMS responds to all 9-1-1 medical emergencies on campus and provides standby medical services for large campus events. UAEMS offers several services available to the community such as CPR classes, Stop the Bleed training, and Narcan training. To learn more about UAEMS, including how to request their services or to become a provider, click the button below to visit the UAEMS website.