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The University of Utah has received a $500,000 federal grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to strengthen suicide prevention efforts and create more coordinated pathways to mental health and wellness support across campus. Over the next four years, leaders within Student Affairs’ Student Health and Wellness unit will use the funding to implement CREST—Coordinated Referrals, Evidence-based Support, and Training—a campus-wide program designed to strengthen the systems, resources and connections that help prevent suicide and connect students to support.

On Sept 11, the Center for Campus Wellness celebrated the grand opening of its newest Wellness Exchange location at Sunnyside Apartments, expanding access to food, clothing, hygiene products and other essentials for students and their families.

The University Counseling Center (UCC) is offering a variety of therapy and support groups to help students build connections, navigate shared experiences and develop skills that support their well-being.

The Office for Student Leadership and Involvement has launched a new Campus Connect mobile app, giving students an easier way to discover events, connect with student organizations and stay up to date on opportunities across campus.

University of Utah students now have access to Mantra Health, a virtual mental health platform that provides free, flexible support wherever they are. Offered through the University Counseling Center (UCC), Mantra Health connects students with mental health professionals for in-the-moment support and expands access to virtual mental health services.