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Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, call 911
If you are in an emergency and need fire/ambulance/police dial 911.
Overdose prevention and response
Call 911 if you think you are witnessing an overdose. If you are on campus, SFU Campus Security is also available and can administer Narcan spray in case of opiod overdose.
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Urgent Primary Care
Browse this document to find a list of Urgent Primary Care Centres.
My SSP
With My SSP, all graduate and undergraduate students have access to immediate or ongoing, confidential support - accessible from anywhere in the world by phone or through the downloadable app. Worldwide, immediate options are available 24/7 in English, French, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Spanish.
Call 1-800-SUICIDE
If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, call 1-800-784-2433 (1-800-SUICIDE)
The Crisis Centre of BC also offers online chat from noon to 1:00 am at www.crisiscentrechat.ca for adults or www.youthinbc.com for youth.
Health & Counselling
Emergencies can be seen on the same day at the Burnaby or Vancouver Clinics. If you need to see a counsellor due to a sudden loss, traumatic or critical incident, or suicidal thoughts and feelings, please notify the front desk when you call or arrive.