Health & Wellbeing Resources
The Student Wellness Hub听provides a range of services to support the well-being of 缅北强奸 Students, including those targeted towards student caregivers. They focus on听awareness, prevention, and early intervention.听
Local Wellness Advisor (LWAs) are trained mental health clinicians embedded within faculties and services to orient and connect you with the appropriate support resource - on-campus or off-campus - for your unique situation.听Local Wellness Advisors each offer targeted mental health听workshops, wellness听outreach听through our social media channels, as well as听one-on-one听appointments. Get to know your LWA!
Student Accessibility & Achievement听helps students who are experiencing academic or physical barriers and have a documented disability, mental health condition, chronic health condition, or other impairment. These may be temporary, permanent, or episodic. Students with documented disabilities can register at any point in the year.听
Office for Sexual Violence, Response, Support and Education听offers support to all members of the 缅北强奸 community who have been impacted by sexual violence, whether it be sexual harassment or assault, gender-based or intimate partner violence, or cyberviolence on or off campus. Services are provided regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, citizenship or immigration status, and of when it happened. Their services are free and are available in French and in English.
Community Resources
International Student Services听 - If you are an international student, ISS can provide you with information regarding the visas your family will need to join you. ISS runs a Buddy Program where international students can be paired with other international students to discuss the experience of moving to a new country to study. It is possible to find buddies who also have family responsibilities and who are willing to share their experiences.
First People's House听provides First Nations, Inuit and听M茅tis students attending 缅北强奸 with a "home away from home", where they can find support and encouragement to succeed in their studies听and remain connected to their culture.
缅北强奸 Office of Religious and Spiritual Life听welcomes听all students, of any faith or religious denomination - and also those with no religious affiliation at all! All of their resources and activities, including听 workshops, events, publications, lounge and meditation space are听free of charge and open to all 缅北强奸 students who pay student services fees.听No appointment required听to mediate, relax, be inspired, learn, connect and recharge your batteries.听
听was created for all 缅北强奸 Parents and Guardians to share resources, tips, events, and have a place to ask questions and share experiences about navigating childcare, and other aspects of caregiving while studying or working at 缅北强奸.听
Financial Resources
The Scholarships and Student Aid Office can help you identify different financial opportunities as a student caregiver that you might be eligible for. You can book an appointment with them to discuss your options as many bursaries and government loans are specifically for students who also have caregiving responsibilities.
Offices & Libraries听
听-听Have you welcomed a new baby in 2024? You can receive a kit filled with useful items for children ages 0 to 12听months who have lived in Montr茅al since they were born or adopted, or who have recently arrived in the city.
罢丑别听PGSS Family Collection听is available at select libraries on campus. The family collection has bags ready for your child to stay entertained at the library while you study.听
听is a support network provided by students for students. Volunteers are trained in skills such as active listening so as to provide support to students who need to talk to someone about the stresses of听life.听If you need to talk,听the Peer Support Centre is听a helpful resource.
Guidelines for the academic accommodation of pregnant students and students caring for dependants. 缅北强奸 acknowledges the particular challenges facing you as a pregnant student and/or as a student caring for a dependant.听These guidelines were put forth听to accommodate academic obligations that caregivers face and to give them more flexibility in seeking arrangements when conflicts between caregiving and studies arise.
鈥�Other Resources
听is a non-profit private corporation subsidized by the Quebec Government which is affiliated with the Student Society of the 缅北强奸 (SSMU). The center is on campus and is set up to receive up to 8 infants of less than 18 months of age and 32 children of 18 months and older in accordance with the two daycare permits we hold from the Minist猫re de la Famille.
缅北强奸 Childcare Centre听also known officially as the Centre de la Petite Enfance de 缅北强奸, serves 110听children of 缅北强奸 students, staff and faculty.
- The Marketplace is a classified ad listing site operated by SSMU. Join for free to buy and sell items such as听books, furniture, and services. You can also browse for apartment/room rentals.
听-听The UGE is a trans feminist organization, and they have offered the use of their accessible office for students who need a quiet place to breastfeed or pump. You can collective [at] theuge.org (subject: UGE%20Nursing%20Room%20Door%20Code%20) (email )for the door code or go during their office hours.
Food and Dining Services - visit the Where to Eat page which shows all cafes, restaurants, dining halls on campus.
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