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Emergency Assistance

If you or someone you know has attempted suicide and needs immediate medical attention, or if a suicide attempt is imminent, please call 911 immediately. 

On-Campus Emergency Support

  • Campus Safety 24/7 emergency number: 616-526-3333
  • Residence Life staff for on-campus housing

Off-Campus Emergency Support

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services provides mental health crisis support. Assessment can be obtained via phone and/or in-person.

  • Pine Rest 24/7 contact center:  800-678-5500
  • Psychiatric Urgent Care and Hospital Admissions: 616-455-9200ÌýÌý
    300 68th Street SEÌýÌý
    Building E, Entrance E1ÌýÌý
    Grand Rapids, Michigan 49548 

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Free, confidential, and caring support is available 24/7 through the national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

International support

Crisis mental health support can be located outside of the United States through international helplines. 

Online information

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