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Peer Educator Program

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Crisis Care

For Life Threatening Emergencies:

Call 911

Or go to your nearest Emergency Room

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For other crisis needs 24/7:

  • Call (949) 824-6457 and select Option # 2

    ♦   Or 1-866-817-9842

    ♦   Text “Home” to 741741

Emergency Assistance

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Emergency and Crisis Resources 

FOR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES 
Dial 9-1-1

Or go to your nearest emergency room 

Counseling Center Crisis Care Services 
949-824-6457

(After hours, select option 2) 

After hours you may also call

866-817-9842
9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 
Call 988

Text 9-8-8

Chat
Campus Assault Resource and Education (CARE) 

(for sexual assault support) 

949-824-7273
For UCI employees:
Guidance Resources Employee Assistance Program
844-824-3273
For on-campus non-emergencies, call the UC Irvine Police Department at (949) 824-5222
949-824-5223

Emergency and Crisis Resources 

FOR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCIES 

Dial 9-1-1

Or go to your nearest emergency room 

Counseling Center Crisis Care Services 
949-824-6457

(After hours, select option 2) 

After hours you may also call

866-817-9842
9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 
Call 988

or   Text 9-8-8

or

Chat
Campus Assault Resource and Education (CARE) 

(for sexual assault support) 

949-824-7273
For UCI employees:
Guidance Resources Employee Assistance Program
844-824-3273
For on-campus non-emergencies, call the UC Irvine Police Department at (949) 824-5222
949-824-5223

Counseling Center Crisis Care Services

(Available 24/7)

The Counseling Center provides crisis services to UCI students experiencing personal crises or critical incidents and to any UCI community member who is seriously concerned about a student.

Some examples of crises include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Having thoughts of harming self or others 
  • Feeling unable to function 
  • Experiencing a recent traumatic event   
  • Recent death of a family member, companion, or other significant person

The Crisis Care provider will work with the student to form a plan to manage the urgent situation. When a UCI community member is seriously concerns about a student, the Crisis Care provider will consult to provide information or develop a plan about handling the situation. 

Crisis Care services can be accessed by: 

  • coming to the Counseling Center’s main office during lobby hours  
  • calling 949-824-6457 24/7 
Call (949) 824-6457

Main Office: Student Services 1 

Lobby Hours:   M-F 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Crisis Services available 24/7

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