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Safety Information and Support for Staff and Faculty
Access reporting options, workplace safety resources, emergency information, training, and support services available to Western employees.
Staff and Faculty Safety Resources
Western faculty and staff can access services related to workplace health and wellbeing, employee support, human rights, facilities, parking, training, and campus safety.
Use the resources below to find the University service best suited to your workplace concern or support need.
Workplace Services and Support
Western faculty and staff can access services that support workplace wellbeing, employment needs, human rights, facilities, parking, and campus safety.
Health and Wellbeing for Employees
Access employee health, wellness, counselling, disability management, and workplace wellbeing resources.
Find Employee Health ResourcesHuman Resources
Find employment information, workplace policies, benefits, professional development, and employee services.
Visit Human ResourcesEquity and Human Rights Services
Access information and support related to discrimination, harassment, accessibility, accommodations, and human rights.
Visit Equity and Human Rights ServicesFacilities Management Client Services
Report non-urgent concerns involving buildings, lighting, roads, grounds, maintenance, or accessibility.
Contact Facilities ManagementParking Services
Find information about parking permits, visitor parking, accessible parking, citations, and campus transportation.
Visit Parking ServicesAdditional Workplace and Community Support
These Western and community services provide additional assistance related to mental health, emergency medical response, sexual or domestic violence, housing instability, and other urgent support needs.
Student Emergency Response Team
Learn about Western’s student-led emergency medical response team and its support for campus events and activities.
Visit SERTCMHA Thames Valley
Access community mental health and addiction information, crisis assistance, walk-in services, and ongoing support.
Visit CMHA Thames ValleySexual Assault and Domestic Violence Treatment Program
Access specialized medical care, emotional support, information, and follow-up services through St. Joseph’s Health Care London.
View Treatment and Support ServicesAnova
Find support related to gender-based violence, emergency shelter, counselling, outreach, and community education.
Visit AnovaUnity Project
Access emergency shelter and housing-stability support for adults and youth experiencing homelessness in London.
Visit Unity ProjectEmergency and Immediate Support
Use the service that best matches the urgency and nature of the situation.
- Call 911 for an immediate threat to life, a serious crime in progress, a fire, or a medical emergency
- Call Western Special Constable Service at 519-661-3300 for urgent campus safety concerns that are not emergencies
- Contact Facilities Management Client Services for urgent building, roadway, grounds, or maintenance concerns
- Contact CMHA Thames Valley for community mental health and crisis-support information