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Curry Health Center acknowledges the [brief, factual description of incident — e.g., “recent incident on campus”]. We recognize that this may be distressing for members of our community, including students, employees, and loved ones. Our priority is to support your health, safety, and wellbeing during this time.
This page will be updated as appropriate. Please refer to official university and public safety messages for confirmed updates.
What Curry Health Center is Offering Right Now
During this time, Curry Health Center is adjusting services to focus on immediate health and wellbeing needs.
- Expanded access to care and support services when possible
- Trauma‑informed, compassionate support for those affected
- Coordination with campus and community partners
Specific appointment logistics and scheduling details will be shared directly with patients through the Patient Portal.
Counseling Services
Support is available for anyone who may be experiencing anxiety, distress, grief, or emotional overwhelm.
- Counseling services for students
- Support resources for employees (including referrals when appropriate)
- Crisis and short‑term mental health support options
Seeking support is a sign of strength. You are not alone.
Medical Services (if applicable)
Curry Health Center medical teams are available to support health needs related to this incident, when applicable.
- Evaluation and care for physical health concerns
- Guidance on when to seek medical attention
Individuals with urgent medical needs should seek emergency care immediately.
Wellbeing & SARC Support
Additional wellbeing resources are available, including confidential and survivor‑centered support.
- Wellbeing services and supportive programming/outreach
- Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) confidential advocacy and support
Additional Support for Affected Communities (As Applicable)
In some cases, specific groups within the campus community may experience a disproportionate impact. When appropriate, Curry Health Center may coordinate additional, targeted support for affected populations.
This may include:
- Outreach and embedded support for specific communities (e.g., Greek Life, Athletics, academic programs, residence halls)
- Group‑based support opportunities or facilitated discussions
- Coordination with campus partners serving the affected population
Information about any targeted services or additional care will be shared here if and when applicable.
What to Do If You Need Immediate Help
If you or someone else needs immediate assistance:
Emergency: Call 911
On‑campus emergency: Contact UMPD, non-emergency Line (406) 243-6131 or our Emergency Line (406) 243-4000
Mental health crisis support: Call CHC Counseling Services at (406) 243-4712
After‑hours support: Call or text 988
If you are unsure what to do, seeking help is always the right choice.