APHD Student Resource Support Hub
Please find below a number of resources available to our current students at across the university.
If you would like to suggest an addition to this resource page, please email: sasha.david@utoronto.ca.
Mental health and wellness
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- Coping Resources Webpage
- Graduate Wellness
- Graduate Wellness Portal
- UofT Student Mental Health Resource page
- Feeling distressed? Find someone to talk to right now – and if there is an immediate risk, call 911. Free 24/7 support is available outside the university. Students, staff and faculty can speak to a trained crisis worker at any hour of the day. 1-866-925-5454
- My SSP: for U of T Students 1-844-451-9700. Immediate counselling support is available in 35 languages and ongoing support in 146 languages.
- Good 2 Talk: Student Helpline 1-866-925-5454. Professional counselling, information and referrals for mental health, addictions and well-being.
- Navi: a student mental health virtual agent to help navigate mental health support at UofT.
- Gerstein Crisis Centre: A 24-hour community based mental health crisis centre 416-929-5200
- Distress Centres of Greater Toronto: 416-408-HELP (4357)
- SafeTALK: is a 3-hour training designed to ensure that people with thoughts of suicide are connected to helpers who are prepared to provide first-aid interventions. Free for all students currently studying at University of Toronto.
- The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health 416-535-8501, offers services near campus at 250 College Street
- Grad Minds – Mental Health Advisory Committee of the University of Toronto Graduate Students’ Union (UTGSU)
- Grad Mind Workshops
- OISE Wellness
- ORSS Counselling Services
Operational departmental (APHD) and OISE resources
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- OISE Website
- Education Commons (EC)
- OISE's COVID-19 Updates
- OISE Library
- APHD Current Students Quercus Page
- APHD Anonymous Complaint Form
- APHD National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Toolkit
- APHD Student Resume Pool
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Vaccination Policies
- To access the on-campus clinics, appointments are made through the provincial booking system (select the UHN-University of Toronto – St. George Campus, 255 McCaul Street for the St. George clinic), and through Scarborough Health Network for UTSC (see pop-up clinics). The University is partnering with UHN to deliver on-campus access to vaccination clinics and pop-up opportunities for students, faculty and staff participating in activities requiring vaccination. We are also actively supporting initiatives such as ThisIsOurShot to encourage Canadians to get vaccinated.
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How to Access the OISE building:
Please note, the OISE building continues to be closed to the public at this time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you do need to access the building, please follow these steps:- Book a 4-hour timeslot using the OISE Building Access tool and forward the confirmation email to kerri.bailey@utoronto.ca
- Complete Ucheck screening before entering the building;
- Use the QR code system at the front entrance to sign-in and out of the building;
- Wear a mask in the building at all times, unless you are in your office with the door closed;
Student groups and initiatives
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- APHD Student Association
- OISE Mentorship
- OISE's Academic Social Club
- OISE Together Hub
- Hart House Mentorship Program
- OISE Caremongering Group:
Events
Resource offices
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- Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office (ARCDO)
- The Sexual & Gender Diversity Office (SGDO)
- Indigenous Education Network (IEN)
- Office of the Registrar and Student Services (ORSS)
- Health and Wellness
- Sexual Violence Prevention & Support Centre
- Accessibility Services
- Family Care Office
- First Nations House - Indigenous Student Services
- Sports & Recreation - UofT
- UTORID
- TCard Services
Grad school resources
