Frosh Resources

Street teams

• Foot patrols in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood that provide direction, answer questions and keep the area safe

Your leaders and O-Staff are there if you need anything and have the knowledge to refer you to the resources you are looking for! They are the ones with the colored t-shirts that resemble yours, they will be pointed out to you on your first day of Frosh!

McGill Resources

McGill Security

• Downtown: (514) 398-3000
• Mac Campus: (514) 398-7777

MSERT

• “Student-run volunteer service, supported by the Students' Society of McGill University (SSMU). [Their] mission is to provide a free and accessible first aid service to McGill University and the greater Montreal community.” At many of the large Frosh events MSERT will have a designated kiosk so they can intervene if needed. 
• ​(514) 820-0943

McGill Nightline

•  “Confidential, anonymous, and non-judgmental listening service run by McGill students.”
• (514) 398-6246

WalkSafe

•  “Free SSMU service. No matter what the reason, [their] WALKERs will get you from A to B, safely.” This is a service that you can call to have someone come pick you up at your location and walk you home. There is a limited perimeter of operation.
• (514) 398-2498

DriveSafe

• A service that is very similar to walksafe; however, they come to pick you up by car and drive you to the location you want to go. The perimeter of operation is larger than that of walksafe.
• (514) 398-8040

Peer Support Center

• Student-run service of the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU). [They] provide free, one-on-one, confidential and non-judgmental peer support and resource referral to all McGill students.
• (514) 398-3782
• https://psc.ssmu.ca/

The Office for Sexual Violence, Response, Support & Education (OSVRE)

• Provides support for all members of the McGill community who have been impacted by sexual violence and works to foster a culture of consent on campus and beyond.
• Main Office: (514) 398-3954
• SV Response Advisor: (514) 398-4486
• SV Education Advisor: (514) 398-3786
• [email protected]

Sexual Assault Centre of McGill Students’ Society (SACOMSS)

• Volunteer-run organization committed to supporting survivors of sexual assault and their allies through direct support, advocacy, and outreach. [Their] services include Drop-In and Line (DIAL), Support Groups, Advocacy, and Outreach
• ​[email protected]

Student Wellness Hub (Brown Building)

• Provides a range of health services to support student's physical and mental health with a focus on awareness, prevention, and early intervention. The Student Wellness Hub has a variety of clinicians that provide one-on-one appointments and therapy groups.
• (514) 398-6017
• [email protected]

Campus Life & Engagement (CL&E)

• Go-to hub for connecting you to the resources and opportunities that will help you make the most of your time at McGill. Whether you are a new or returning student at McGill, you can depend on CL&E as a source for helping you navigate the University, connect to meaningful opportunities, and develop your interests and skills.
• (514) 398-6913
• c[email protected]

Office for Students with Disabilities

• Provides support services and reasonable accommodations to students of all levels of study with documented disabilities of either a permanent, temporary, or episodic nature.
• (514) 398-6009
• [email protected]

Dean of Students

• ​[They] oversee student rights and responsibilities, academic integrity, academic advising, the student disciplinary process, and student recognition. [Their] job is to listen, learn, advise, and advocate for your best McGill experience.
• (514) 398-4990
• [email protected]​​

Montreal Resources

Emergency/Police

• 911

Info-Santé

• 811

Montreal Sexual Assault Centre

• +1 888-933-9007
  

Montréal Suicide Action

• 514-723-4000
  
• +1 866-277-3553