Mental Health Resource Hub

AASA is a student organization on campus that emphasizes the promotion of cultural and social awareness on campus and to the community through service projects, cultural events, working with other organizations, and sponsoring social events.

AMHC works to de-stigmatize mental health within the Asian community. The resource assists in finding therapists, events, and communities that center the needs of Asian people.

Learn about American Sign Language and its culture through instruction, practice, community involvement, events and more.

A group centering the needs of students on the autism spectrum to come together and find community, support, information, and skills to help navigate life at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Contact Elizabeth Christensen (ejchrist@email.unc.edu).

Typically, this group recruits new members at the beginning of the semester. If that time has passed, you can still ask and express interest.

A one hour training, introducing violence prevention and the role we all play in building a safer, more supportive Carolina community. Learn to recognize and respond to behaviors that may lead to harm using strategies for safe intervention, tools for safety plans, and community resources.

Apply for free therapy resources for black men.

This organization strives for the continued existence of the unity among all its members, voices the concerns and grievances of its members to the University, offers outlets for expressing Black ideals and culture, and finally, ensures that the Black Student Movement members never lose contact with the Black community.

In this group members will have a chance to explore their feelings about themselves and their bodies in a supportive environment. We will work to explore the way you think about yourself and to feel more confident with who you are. 

Typically, this group recruits new members at the beginning of the semester. If that time has passed, you can still ask and express interest.

Speak to a caring medical provider about your mental health needs and their impact on your physical health. Campus Health also provides medication management.

Offers opportunities for physical activities and community building through many options. Increase your resilience and decrease your stress/anxiety.

The Campus Y is a collaborative space that unites students, staff, faculty, and community partners in the pursuit of social justice. We work locally and globally toward a more just and equitable future with a commitment to inclusion, education, and open dialogue. We are evolving as a community that advocates for positive social change through service, innovation, and direct action.

After hours, the CAPS phone number becomes a crisis support line for students. Call 919-966-3658 if you are in a crisis situation.