A place where students are welcomed and feel at home; a community where students meet God through Sacraments, prayer, and service, and grow in joy and friendship as followers of Christ.
Free and confidential support for primary and secondary survivors of sexual violence. Our helpline advocates are available 24/7. Call or text (919) 967-7273 or follow the link for online chat and more info on our website.
Peer2Peer is a student-led group that advocates for the mental well-being of the members within our community through peer support. Offers one-on-one sessions to talk with a student peer responder.
A Presbyterian (PCUSA) Christian community in Chapel Hill creating space for students to believe, belong, and become.
Provides high-quality and affordable psychological services to the community and campus. We do not accept insurance; Services are offered on a sliding scale according to income.
Psychology Today is a resource to seek individual and couples therapy. You can search for therapists by city, zip, or name.
The training is available for all UNC-CH students, faculty, and staff, either in-person or online. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to save lives during a mental health crisis. Learn how to Question, Persuade, and Refer someone who may be suicidal, recognize the warning signs, and understand the common causes of suicidal behavior.
A space centered on the experiences of male, BIPOC individuals on campus, offering engagement while developing belonging, personal agency, a growth mindset, resiliency, and grit. Open to all students.
Promotes mental health and wellness at the School of Medicine through individual counseling, events, and change advocacy. Offers a student task force for those med students wanting to be advocates for change within the school.
Fosters a strong LGBTQ+ community at UNC-Chapel Hill by hosting events, programs, and activities.
Safe space for discussion and support to increase resiliency centered on the experiences of BIPOC women and open to any undergraduate student.
A program to increase feelings of belonging and resilience, centered on the experiences of BIPOC women at UNC and open to all graduate and professional students.
