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Those who have experienced sexual violence can get support, and access services and accommodations. The centre’s mission also includes educating and training the community on sexual violence.
This centre provides accessible, impartial, non-adversarial and confidential programs and services that uphold human rights, enable equitable access to opportunities, and champion diversity and inclusion.
York has introduced new specialized support groups for students looking to speak with peers. If you are looking to speak with other racialized students or members of York’s LGBTQ2S+ community, there are new services available.
If you need tips on preparing any type of academic writing assignment, this online tool will provide you access to helpful guides and resources.
We understand that funding your studies is one of life's biggest expenses. Find out more about the resources available to you.
Find out how to become a member and access the service, which provides free non-perishable food and basic personal items to any York student in need, whether part- or full-time, undergraduate or graduate.
Here you’ll find a safe space and access to health care professionals, peer health educators, and support staff collaborate to provide a range of health and well-being services that foster academic success, student development and an engaged community at York University.
The Centre for Student Community & Leadership Development (SCLD) offers tools, guidance, programs and workshops to help students engage in student life and get the most out of their experience.
Student Accessibility Services enables an accessible campus learning environment and supports students with disabilities. If you are a student with a diagnosed disability, or a temporary disability (e.g., broken arm, recovering from surgery, etc.) you can register with Student Accessibility Services.