Cal Poly & Local Resources

Recognizing that Cal Poly Panhellenic extends beyond social connection, this page brings together Cal Poly and national resources, including crisis lines, mental health resources, and therapy options. By centralizing this information in one place, we hope to reduce barriers to access and ensure that every member can easily find the support they need, when needed. 

Our goal in creating this resource page is to foster a more informed, inclusive, and supportive Panhellenic community by making essential resources visible and easily accessible to all members of our community. We strive to encourage individuals to prioritize their well-being, seek support without hesitation, and take full advantage of the opportunities available to them. You are always welcome to contact me for any questions, concerns, or if you are in need of additional support!

Sarah Nguy

VP Risk Management

pha.vprisk.calpoly@gmail.com

SAFER: Safer is Cal Poly's prevention education & confidential advocacy resource for sexual assault, intimate partner violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual exploitation and harassment.

Phone: 805-756-2282

Email: safer@calpoly.edu

Website: https://safer.calpoly.edu/

Crisis Line: Many of Cal Poly’s Health and Wellbeing services are available within a few days, but if you need to talk to someone more urgently, reach out and we'll connect with you today!  Call our crisis line anytime to speak with a counselor, get support, and make a plan for next steps.   

Phone: 805-756-2511 After Hours, Press 2

Website: https://chw.calpoly.edu/counseling/crisis-and-triage-services

Cal Poly Resources

Counseling and Psychological Services: Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is here to help you take steps toward emotional health and wellbeing through our clinical, educational, and consultative services. 

Phone: 805-756-2511

Email: counseling@calpoly.edu

Website: https://chw.calpoly.edu/counseling

Mustangs for Recovery (Addiction/Substance behaviors): Mustangs for Recovery offers a safe and sober-friendly environment for students in recovery, seeking recovery, or those affected by the addiction of a friend or family member.

Phone: 805-242-6869

Email: recovery@calpoly.edu

Website: https://chw.calpoly.edu/m4r

Dream Center: We provide a supportive, inclusive, and empowering space for undocumented individuals, mixed-status individuals, and those who have been impacted by migration. We aim to foster a community where discussions, partnerships, and events relating to migration and immigration can take place openly and constructively.

Phone: 805-756-6362

Email: dreamcenter@calpoly.edu

Website: https://dreamcenter.calpoly.edu/

Gender Equity Center: We support and empower all women, feminine, transgender, and gender-expansive students and their supporters by creating strong community guided by intersectional programming, social justice-based education, and advocacy.

Instagram: @calpoly_gec

Email: recovery@calpoly.edu

Website: https://gec.calpoly.edu/

Health Services

Phone: 805-756-1211

Email: health@calpoly.edu

Website: https://chw.calpoly.edu/health/health-services

Black Academic Excellence Center: All students, regardless of race, ethnicity,  gender, sexual orientation, or national origin, who are interested in the program’s mission and focus are welcome to help and can partner and participate.  We celebrate the diverse cultural identities and experiences of all students and foster a welcoming and inclusive community space. Our work is rooted in respect, equity, and advocacy. We organize culturally affirming events and education to empower students from all backgrounds. 

Instagram: @calpoly_baec

Website: https://baec.calpoly.edu/

LGBTQ+: Our work is rooted in respect, equity, and advocacy. We organize culturally affirming  events and education, in order to empower students from all backgrounds. Anybody is welcome to help, and all students can join, partner, and participate.

Website: https://pride.calpoly.edu/

Multicultural Center: We provide a supportive, inclusive, and empowering space for people who experience diverse and intersectional expressions of masculinity. We aim to foster a community where discussions, partnerships, and events relating to masculinity can take place openly and constructively.

Instagram: @calpoly_mcc

Website: https://multicultural.calpoly.edu/

Native American & Indigenous Cultural Center: The Native American and Indigenous Cultural Center seeks to embrace and encourage students to (re)connect to the traditions and cultures of Native American and Indigenous peoples. The center aims to ensure student success by holistically supporting them and providing services rooted in de-colonial practices, community engagement, restorative healing, and native knowledge. NAICC’s vision is to create and sustain an environment in which Native and Indigenous students thrive and contribute to the university efforts to recruit, retain, and graduate Native and Indigenous students. 

Instagram: @calpoly_naicc

Website: https://culture.calpoly.edu/native