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Parents & Families

Health & Safety

They’re in good hands

Your student may not be living under your roof anymore, but we know their well-being is as important to you as ever.

From exceptional medical care and mental health counseling to recreation classes, safety resources, peer advocates and more, the 91̽»¨offers a breadth of resources to keep our students healthy and well cared for.

You can help your student stay well by listening to their concerns and encouraging them to seek support when they need it.

Talk with your Husky

  • Recognizing the signs of depression and anxiety
  • Personal safety and awareness of surroundings (walking in groups, communicating plans to friends or family, etc.)
  • Establishing an emergency contact (such as a friend or roommate) for family members to call in case of emergency

Here when they need us

Mental health is not one-size-fits-all. That’s why the 91̽»¨offers a variety of services to meet students where they are. Individual counseling. Group therapy. Drop-in workshops. 24/7 crisis services.


 

More to explore

91̽»¨Parent & Caregiver Handbook

This guide discusses general issues about communicating effectively with your student. In all communication processes there are two important aspects: the style in which the material is presented and the content of the material. You may find that some parts of the guide apply to you more than other parts.

LiveWell peer health educators

Students may feel more comfortable talking to a fellow student. LiveWell staff are dedicated to educating their peers on various health and wellness topics. Peer health educators facilitate educational workshops, organize awareness campaigns and host events throughout the year.

On-campus medical and dental care

provides medical care to the 91̽»¨community, and is available through the 91̽»¨School of Dentistry, located in the Health Sciences Building.

Individual safety support

SafeCampus helps the 91̽»¨community respond to safety and well-being concerns. When you call SafeCampus, a trained, caring professional will listen and offer support, guidance, and referral to resources.

SafeCampus

Emergency alerts

91̽»¨students can to receive emergency messages via text and email. 91̽»¨Alert messages are also posted on and .

91̽»¨Alert

After hours medical care

Students with health care needs after hours can get prepaid or visit an urgent care clinic.


 

Campus contacts


Husky Health Center
206.543.5030

Schmitz Hall 401
206-543-1240Ìý

206-685-7233 (available 24/7)
safecampus@uw.edu

Husky SafeTrip – 206.685.9255
Husky Nightride — 206.685.3146