How Will You Dare to Care?
Create a Dare to Care Program
Submit a proposal for Dare to Care support of your organization’s wellness program. Whether you’re seeking funding to bring a wellness-focused speaker to campus, or additional resources and materials to elevate your program, we’re here to help you make a difference in the Seton Hall community. Qualified programs will have a focus on mental health and wellness, or suicide prevention.
Become a Dare to Care Peer
Dare to Care Peer Educators are a group of trained undergraduate students who provide education and resources to the Seton Hall community related to mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Applications open in October each year and close in November.
Get into a better headspace
We are excited to offer current Seton Hall students a free one-year subscription to Headspace, an app that helps users focus on their mental health and well-being through guided meditation and mindfulness. Begin your journey today to improve your sleep, intentional and health focused habits, and lower overall stress levels.
All programs and outreach as part of the Dare to Care initiative are made possible through funding from a grant from the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services.
Text, call, or chat the National Suicide Hotline
It’s important to know the signs of suicide risk—and how to ask for and get help. Visit the Seton Hall Suicide Prevention website for more library of resources.
Student Resources
Whether you're going through your own mental health struggles or trying to help a fellow student, you don't have to do it alone.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Located on the second floor of Mooney Hall, Room 27.
Stop by during our regular business hours: Monday trhough Friday from 8:45 a.m. to
4:45 p.m. or call (973) 761-9500 to schedule an appointment.
24-Hour Emergency Number
(973) 275-HELP (4357)
For Seton Hall students who have a psychological emergency.
Uwill
Uwill offers students free immediate access to teletherapy through its easy-to-use
online platform. You can also access many wellness tools and videos 24/7.
Faculty Resources
From incorporating well-being into your syllabus to understanding how you can support students in distress, we have many resources and materials to ensure you’re prepared to care for the Seton Hall community.
Supporting Students in DistressThis resource contains a variety of materials regarding our services, as well as mental health tips that you might find helpful in your work with students.
Quick Reference Guide for Helping StudentsLearn what to do and who to call in a quick and easy-to-navigate reference guide.