Wellness Supports on Campus

Carleton Health and Counselling Services will be offering visits by telephone/video conferencing to promote the safety of our Carleton community. Students who require counselling support can contact Health and Counselling Services by phone between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at 613-520-6674. Please visit the Health and Counselling Services website for more information.

As a part of CUSA’s #StayPositiveRavens campaign to support students they have compiled a list of apps and websites to assist with meditation and mental wellness, groceries, fitness, and emotional needs.

The Spirituality Centre is providing online spiritual counselling. Contact spiritual leaders directly to set up a virtual appointment.

The Department of Equity and Inclusive Communities  is providing services virtually during regular business hours (8:30am-4:30pm EST, Monday to Friday). Currently, they are offering both text and online peer support for sexual violence via Google Hangouts. Please visit their website for contact details, as well as information on how to make an appointment over FaceTime, Microsoft Teams, Skype or via phone.

For students registered with the Paul Menton Centre (PM), the PMC is hosting weekly virtual support meetings where students can meet in a small group to discuss various topics of support. Visit their website for more details.

At times like these, it is important to be mindful of our relationship with alcohol and other substances which can sometimes be relied on to help cope with our shifting circumstances. This is why the Office of Student Affairs has compiled a resource page for students or staff who may be questioning or struggling with their relationship with alcohol and other substances.

For any students looking to engage with their friends, have some fun and win great prizes the Student Experience Office (SEO) has teamed up with a variety of on-campus partners including the International Student Services Office (ISSO), Carleton Athletics and the Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) to bring great online social events like paint nights, fitness classes and more right into your home.

Students may qualify for a bursary based on financial need. For a list of available bursaries, more information and how to apply, please visit the Awards and Financial Aid website.

If you are in need of emergency assistance and are not eligible for other government programs, please complete the Student Emergency Fund In-Take Form available to graduate and undergraduate students to receive funding for essential expenses that may have arisen as a result of COVID-19.