Resources – Student Wellness Center

Active Mind

Student Wellness Advisory Board

Eating disorders, body image, women's health, and general health websites resources

Sexual Health Websites

American Social Health Association

SIECUS: Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States

The Alan Guttmacher Institute

The National Women’s Health Information Center :: U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services

Go Ask Alice! Home Page

Rutgers University Health Center — Camden

Suicide & Mental health resources

Rutgers University Student Health Services
Steininger Center – crisis center: 856-428-HELP
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-TALK
The Jed Foundation – college suicide prevention
ULifeline
Half of Us
Active Minds – college mental health
Suicide Prevention Resource Center
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
American Association of Suicidology
The Jed Foundation
The Trevor Project
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Single Parents Resources

LGBTQIA+ Resources

Rutgers-Camden Student Health Services: 856 225-6005 – See Hot Topics for links to drug & alcohol, medical, mental health and other topics.
Active Minds: Changing the conversation about mental health on college campuses.
Self-Injury and Recovery Research and Resources: Advancing understanding, detection, treatment, and prevention of self-injury among youth and adults.
Go Ask Alice!: Columbia University Health Education Program’s Q&A internet resource
National Institute of Mental Health: Part of the National Institutes of Health, a governmental agency
American Psychological Association: Information from the largest national organization for psychologists
The Jed Foundation: Promoting emotional health and preventing suicide among college students
Active Minds: Changing the conversation about mental health on college campuses
Alan Guttmacher Institute: Seeking to advance sexual and reproductive health through research, policy analysis, and public education
SIECUS: Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States
Rutgers-Camden Student Health Services: See Hot Topics for links drug & alcohol, medical, mental health and other topics
Catholic Charities Mental Health

Medical Resources

Seabrook

Posted: February 28, 2024

Introducing Seabrook: a beacon of hope with 48 years of experience in alcoholism and substance abuse recovery. Our multi-disciplined medical approach, coupled with 12-Step Principles, offers a full continuum of care. Based in New Jersey, Seabrook is CARF-accredited and accepts most health insurance, providing accessible support for those seeking long-term sobriety. Click here to know… continue reading

Uwill

Posted: February 28, 2024

Rutgers Camden has partner with Uwill to complement our mental health and wellness solution by offering students immediacy and choice with no obstacles to tap into the community of licensed therapists at Uwill. Uwill offers an immediate appointment with a licensed counselor based on student needs and preferences, a direct crisis connection, wellness events, and more…. continue reading

Health E Livin

Posted: February 28, 2024

Health E Livin desires to increase education and eliminate barriers to accessing mental healthcare. As a Rutgers Student, you can avail these services for free. You can also download their App on Android and iPhone. Access HealthELivin app now. Click here to know more. Scan the QR code on the right or click the button… continue reading

Togetherall

Posted: February 28, 2024

At Rutgers Camden, we prioritize accessibility and inclusivity for all our students. That’s why we’re proud to offer Togetherall, all accessible to every student, completely free of charge. Click here to know more.

(ACEs) Adverse Childhood Experiences

Posted: February 7, 2024

(Preliminary data based on students using the Student Wellness Services Summer/Fall 2023)