Student Well Being Resources

For an exhaustive list of Well-Being Resources please see the following website: Office of University Life (Well-Being Resources)

Mental Health Resources:

• Counseling and Psychological Services
• Columbia Medical Services
• Self Help and Crisis Resource Page
• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
• Crisis Text Line

Resources for Specific Community Groups:

• Center for Veteran Transition and Integration
• LGBTQIA+ Resources at Columbia
• Specialized Clinicians (trained in multi-cultural concerns)
• 24/7 Multi-Lingual Support
• Disability Services (register for help with academic accommodations)
• Spiritual Community Advisers
• Deaf Counseling Center
• The Door (Legal resource for immigrants)
• Sakhi for South Asian Women
• Arab American Family Support Center
• Black Women's Blueprint
• Shalom Taskforce
• Healing Hands

Support with Harassment, Discrimination, Abuse and Power-Based Violence:

• The Office of Institutional Equity (a centralized resource for addressing all reports of discrimination and discriminatory harassment).
• Sexual Violence Response- 24/7 confidential advocacy services
• Resources for Students who are Experiencing Online Targeting/Doxing
• Access Now (24/7 Digital Security Helpline)
• Columbia Ombuds Office
• National Domestic Violence Hotline
• National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
• RAINN- The National Sexual Assault Hotline
• Crime Victims Treatment Center
• Sanctuary for Families

Resources for Legal Support:

• Columbia Law School Immigrants’ Rights Clinic Defense Initiative
• Legal Help for the Public
• Legal Aid Society
• Legal Referral Service

Pro-Bono Legal Representation and Other Assistance- Students at Columbia University can work directly with a lawyer on immigration-related issues at no cost, thanks to arrangements the University has made for pro-bono legal consultation. If you would like more information about this service, please reach out to [email protected].