Coordinated Response

In some complex or multifaceted situations, a coordinated response that involves community members across campus may be required. This may include critical incidents that occur on-campus, concerns that a student may be at-risk of harming themselves or others, or other complex student situations that may involve the intersection of multiple departments across campus.

The Office of Student Support & Case Management facilitates these responses by bringing together a team of those who are able to provide the needed support to the student and greater 深夜福利站 community.

For further information please email sscm@uwo.ca.

Emergency & Crisis Response

Level of Risk	Response	Description	Actions
Harm to self or others in progress or imminent	Immediate Emergency Response 911	Overdose Medical emergency Suicide attempt/serious self-harm in progress Violence or threats of violence	Call 911
Risk of Imminent Harm to Self or Others and/or High Distress	Crisis Response Health & Wellness	Acute suicidal ideation, risk of harm to others, or high risk behaviours associated with thought disturbances Urgent mental health assessment required under the Mental Health Act	Walk student to Student Health Services. If closed/unavailable call Campus Police for transportation to hospital
Moderate Risk of Harm and/or Significant Distress	Urgent Response Health & Wellness	Mild to moderate mental health issues Student experiencing significant stressors due to housing, finances, trauma, etc. Student requiring information, resources, consultation, and system navigation support	If stabilized student can be referred to Office of Student Support & Case Management for timely follow-up
Low Risk of Harm	Semi-Urgent Response	Mild to moderate mental health issues Student experiencing significant stressors due to housing, finances, trauma, etc. Student requiring information, resources, consultation, and system navigation support	Refer to Office of Student Support & Case Management

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