Health & Wellness Support

Safety Resources

If you or someone you know need immediate emergency assistance, you are encouraged to call 911.

Appalachian State Police
Boone Police Department
No Contact Directive
Protective Order
Watauga Sheriff's Department

Health and Well-Being Resources

Counseling & Psychological Services
Individual, Group, Couples Counseling, and off-campus referrals
Social Work Care Collaborative
Student Health Services
Watauga Teen Project
Wellness and Prevention Services

Housing Resources

Off-Campus Housing
University Housing

Identity Specific Resources

Asian Student Resources
Black Student Resources
Latinx Student Resources
LGBTQ+ Student Resources

Interpersonal Violence/Sex-Based Misconduct Resources
Case Manager, IPV Specialist
Interpersonal Violence Website
OASIS
Office of Title IX Compliance

Food Insecurity Resources
Mountaineer Food Hub and Free Store
Appalachian Wesley Foundation
College of Education James Center
Student Learning Center
F.A.R.M Cafe
Hospitality House
Hunger and Health Coalition
Food and Nutrition Services (NCDHHS): federal food assistance program that provides low-income families the food they need for a nutrionally adequate diet. SNAP benefits can be awarded to college students that would/could be eligible for Federal Work Study. (National Resource)

Spiritual Resources
Appalachian Spiritual Life Association
Campus Ministries
Koru Mindfulness

Occupational Resources

Career Development Center
Career Exploration
Student Employment at Appalachian State
What's Next?: Life After Graduation is a group that is now being offered by the Social Work Care Collaborative to students who are graduating and want to discuss what life will be like after graduation. This group will be on Tuesdays at 4:00pm for one hour over Zoom. This group will be designed to help students prepare for life after graduation and will address anxiety, finding housing, lifestyle adjustments, transition from student to professional, high expectations, managing finances, and more.