416-287-7333 (emergency)
416-287-7398 (information)

The Campus Police are available on-campus 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Campus Police can be contact for: lost & found enquires; suspicious persons; unsafe conditions; traffic violations/unsafe driving; parking violations; personal safety concerns; prior criminal incidents on campus (thefts, assault, mischief); break & enters on campus; property damage; insecure premises; noise complaints; possession of drugs; non-life threatening violations of federal, provincial laws, municipal by-laws and university policies; after hours maintenance (burnt our lights, damaged locks, flooding).

The Community Safety Office provides support, advice, and information about intervention options for individuals who have had their personal safety compromised. They will assist in the development of a safety plan, and provide referrals to appropriate resources on/off campus.

The UTSC Patrol Service, formerly known as the Walksafer Service supplements the UTSC Police Service by providing security and safety patrols of the UTSC campus (students, staff and faculty).

Provides community members who park in the outer parking lots with a safer alternative to walking to their parked vehicles alone by providing a bus service to and from the parking lots on campus.

The Working Alone Service is available to all members of the community who work on the campus during the quiet hours of the evening, weekends and statutory holidays. Register your information with University Police, who will visit or telephone you during the period you requested.

Provides family physical care, health education and counselling. They can also provide documentation for missed exams and/or missed deadlines.

Provides consultation to staff and faculty who are concerned about a student in crisis and/or distress. Also offers crisis response and debriefing following a critical incident that has impacted the community.

  Other campus resources available to UTSC students.

Health, Wellness and Counselling Services

Specializing in cross-cultural counselling and is sensitive to issues of concern to students from a diverse cultural background, dealing with a range of personal issues: personal and family problems; adjusting to Canada and university life; marital counselling; depression, anxiety and stress; self esteem; abuse; grief.

The psychiatric Service provides counselling, assessment and treatment for a range of emotional and psychological issues, including: anxiety, depression, addiction, phobias, concentration difficulties, to name a few.

Housing Services
http://eir.library.utoronto.ca/studenthousing

Features advertisements for off-campus housing; temporary accommodation and information on vacancies in various residences. An emergency housing officer is available to assist with emergency housing situations.

416-808-2222 (non-emergency line)

Counselling services include: individual, marital/couple, family counselling and group programs in English, Spanish and Farsi.

Barbara Schlifer Commemorative Clinic
(women only service)

Provides in-house counselling sessions; single session counselling; referrals to groups; referrals to private practice therapists; information about client’s rights in counselling;

24 hr. crisis response program: telelphone service and mobile crisis unit to come out to speak with the person in crisis.

Services offered in 150 different languages. They provide crisis counseling, options, emotional support, referrals for shelters, legal services, counselling, groups, and culturally appropriate services. The support line offers general legal information an is available 24 hours a day.

416-597-8808

They provide crisis counselling, options, emotional support, referrals for shelters, legal services, counselling, groups, and culturally appropriate services. The support line offers general legal information an is available 24 hours a day.

416-314-2447

Provides information on the criminal justice system (arrest and release procedures, the workings of the court system, probation, parole). Information about specific adult offenders, and direct access to a counsellor who can provide information and services to victims of crimes.

Provides crisis counselling, options, emotional support, referrals for shelters, legal services, counselling and support services to lesbian and gay victims of violence.

Provides emergency medical and emotional care for men and women, aged 14 years and older, who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Staff can also help to collect and document evidence, for police investigative purposes.

Provides emergency medical and emotional care for men and women, aged 14 years and older, who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Staff can also help to collect and document evidence, for police investigative purposes.

Legal Assistance

Barbara Schlifer Clinic
http://www.schliferclinic.com/legal/legal.htm

Free counselling, legal, interpretation, information and referral service for women who are survivors of violence.

The call will cost $6.00 unless you are in a crisis situation. This service will give you a ½ hour consultation with a lawyer.

Legal Aid Information Line
www.legalaid.on.ca

Shelters
www.shelternet.ca (lists all shelters in Canada)

24 hour service that provides contacts for all available shelters in the area.