The Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center helps students by providing access to nutritious food and assistance applying for CalFresh and other social services. It also provides economic crisis resources, case management and immediate shelter and support for unhoused students.
The Aggie Mental Health website is a one-stop-shop for student mental health resources. It is meant to be utilized by students, staff and faculty to collectively raise awareness about mental health. If you need urgent mental health support, please visit the "I Need Help" page to review your options.
If you or someone close to you has experienced sexual harassment or any form of sexual violence, CARE advocates provide confidential help with processing emotions, going over reporting options, resource referral and more.
HDAPP supports the university's commitment to a discrimination-free work and learning environment by preventing harassment and discrimination from occurring at UC Davis through education, assisting individuals and campus units to resolve conflicts and complaints related to harassment, discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual violence and hate and bias and serving as the central office for receiving reports and maintaining records of these types of complaints.
Health 34 is a team of healthcare educators and providers who will deliver free, non-emergency support and service navigation for mental health and basic medical care to every segment of the UC Davis campus.
OSSJA supports the University's educational mission by upholding standards of academic honesty and responsible behavior, promoting student development and assisting students in need. Case Management support is available to students who are facing difficult times in life which are impeding their holistic success. Case managers connect students to resources and support across campus and in the surrounding community to promote their safety, academic persistence and overall well being.
The Ombuds Office is a confidential, independent, impartial and informal problem-solving and conflict management resource for all members of the UC Davis, UC Davis Health and UC ANR communities. The Ombuds can assist by listening to concerns, clarifying issues, identifying policies and resources and providing coaching and communication strategies.
Beyond crime prevention and law enforcement, the UC Davis Police Department provides safety and security services to UC Davis. UC Davis established an independent Police Accountability Board in 2014 — one of the first of its kind in the country. Students, faculty and staff serve on the board to review investigations of police conduct and make recommendations to the police chief.
Hate and bias have no place at UC Davis. If you have experienced or witnessed an incident of hate or bias or discrimination or harassment, there are resources available for you. This page offers you resources you can talk to confidentially as well as directions on how to report hate and bias to the university.
This website has information on how to report sexual violence or sexual harassment, resources to support a friend or loved one and information on being a responsible employee.
The Stop Hazing website was created to educate about issues related to hazing, to provide support and resources for students who are being hazed and to empower our entire community to identify and report hazing whenever and wherever it may occur.
The Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) unit provides medical and counseling services to all registered students regardless of insurance coverage. Additionally, mental health providers at Student Health and Counseling Services offer confidential counseling and are not required to report incidents of sexual violence to the university.
The WorkLife department at UC Davis provides programs, policies, referrals and education that enable employees and students to be effective at work, school and home. It encompasses dependent care and family services, recognition, engagement, workplace well-being and workplace flexibility.
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