If you or someone else is...
- In immediate danger or experiencing imminent risk to physical safety.
- Planning to act on thoughts of ending one's life now or in the near future.
- Acting violently or planning to harm someone else.
- Physically injured or experiencing effects of substance use requiring emergency medical care.
- Experiencing severe confusion, disorientation, or agitation.
- Hearing voices, seeing things that others can’t, or feeling controlled by outside forces.
Call for Help Now:
On-Campus (24/7)
Call Special Constable Service Emergency Extension 519.253.3000 ext. 4444
Off-Campus (24/7)
Call 911 (or attend Windsor Regional Hospital Emergency Department, 1030 Ouellette Ave. if you are safe to do so).
- While you wait for first responders to arrive, find ways to keep safe:
- Stay on the phone with the emergency call taker and follow their instructions
- If possible, move away from any objects or locations that could cause harm
- If possible, stay in a physically safe place
- If possible, ask a safe person to wait with you
- Take slow, deep breaths while you wait for help to arrive.
- Remember that asking for help is always strong and that you deserve safety and support.