Consultation and reaching out to students in need of support.

Email: Possible warning signs for suicide.

This department in Student Life offers training and education, as well as the following programs: Suicide Intervention Program UW Health and Wellness (part of the Division of Student Life) International students: Please see the International Student Health Insurance (ISHIP) site. For more information, or if you need to find health insurance, please visit the UW Affordable Care site. Students are responsible for obtaining their own health care coverage. The University of Washington Police Department website includes information about services and resources, including but not limited to:

Violence Prevention and Response Training: free 50 minute training workshops, open to students, faculty and Learn to recognize concerning behaviors and how to respond in order to prevent violence in your workplace and on campus.

Husky NightWalk (UW safety guards to walk with you): 206-685-WALK (20).

Potential or Suspected Threats: 206-685-SAFE (20).

Urgent and Imminent Threats: Always call 911 if you or others need assistance from police, fire, or emergency medical personnel.The SafeCampus website provides information on counseling and safety resources, University policies, and violence reporting requirements that help us maintain a safe personal, work, and learning environment. Preventing violence is a shared responsibility in which everyone at the UW plays a part. Messages are also posted on the UW website, and may be broadcast from loudspeakers or within buildings as needed.Students, faculty and staff can subscribe to UW Alert and receive messages immediately via email, text message, Twitter, etc.Receive notifications of emergencies or crisis situations that may disrupt the normal operation of the UW.

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