Community Supports
IF YOU ARE IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION, HAVE WITNESSED OR BEEN SUBJECT TO CRIME, OR IF YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE ARE IN LIFE THREATENING DANGER CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY.
Supporting our campus communities
Core to the foundation of UBC is care and respect for students, faculty and staff. Through policy and established support systems, we strive to ensure all members of our UBC community have what they need to navigate difficult situations and challenging incidents that may affect our sense of collective and personal safety.
If you have experienced an event, or witnessed a distressing incident and need support, please follow the links below for the information you need.
Student Supports
UBC students can access support services tailored to their needs to help them through challenging circumstances, both known and unanticipated.
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- Okanagan Campus
Faculty Supports
The terms, conditions and expectations of employment as faculty at UBC are detailed in the
- (help for you and your family to resolve a wide range of personal, work, health or life issues)
- Visit the for information on building and maintaining a respectful environment on campus, and what to do in cases of bullying or harassment.
- You can also seek support from your Human Resources Representative or Senior HR leader within your local unit and/or contact .
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Staff Supports
Terms and conditions of employment are in place for all UBC employees and describe expectations on the respectful relationship between the University and each other through
- (help for you and your family to resolve a wide range of personal, work, health or life issues)
- Individual unions or associations may also provide additional resources to their members.聽
- Visit the for more support services, including personal safety on campus, supports for those experiencing domestic violence, and support for Trans, Two-Spirit and Non-Binary employees.
- Visit the for information on building and maintaining a respectful environment on campus, and what to do in cases of bullying or harassment.
- On the Vancouver campus, you can seek support from your Human Resources Representative or Senior HR Leader within your local unit and/or contact . On the Okanagan campus, you can contact the .
Additional Community Supports
The university is committed to strengthening a community in which human rights are respected and the principles of equity and inclusion are embedded in all areas of academic, work and campus life.
The and the provide human rights advising services and additional resources for students, faculty and staff.
Non-Emergency Numbers
University RCMP (Vancouver) non-emergency
604-224-1322
Kelowna RCMP non-emergency
250-762-3300
UBC Campus Security
UBC Campus Security on the Vancouver and Okanagan campuses respond to safety and security concerns, provide first aid, and assist police, ambulance and fire crews when they are on campus. Security Officers patrol by vehicle, bicycle and on foot and respond to calls for assistance with any situation that is concerning or suspicious.
604-822-2222
250-807-8111
UBC Safe apps and alerts
Sign up for alerts and download UBC Safe apps for safety information alerts
Vancouver campus
- Sign up for for important safety information and campus alerts
Okanagan campus
- Sign up for for important safety information and campus alerts