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Our student wellness CARE office of professionals within student wellness work together to offer support and resources around all dimensions of wellness. We know that students have a lot on their plates, and we want to help. Our wellness case managers can help students navigate, learn about, and access available resources and supports, both on and off campus. We can also help students understand campus policies and learn how to advocate for themselves. Some examples of what we support students with:

• Personal and family crises
• Mental health or physical health concerns
• Basic needs insecurities (e.g. food, housing, transportation resources)
• Helping students understand academic policies and advocate for themselves (taking a leave of absence, communicating with faculty, etc.)
• Other disruptive events or assistance with general wellness needs
• Connection to resources, including Counseling and Health Services, Disability Services, Financial Aid, Academic Advising, as well as off-campus community organizations

How does it work?

• Case management services are available for students of all identities, including undergraduate and graduate students.
• We can connect virtually, in-person, by phone, or via email during business hours (Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm)
• We can meet one time or as many times as needed
• It’s free, no insurance is needed
• We are private (not confidential) resources. That means we communicate with others on a “need to know” basis under FERPA.

Contact the Student Wellness CARE Office

• Email careandconcern@salemstate.edu to get connected to a CARE Case Manager 
• For staff, faculty, and other community members who have concerns about a student, you can submit a Care and Concern report.
• If a student needs urgent mental health support, please call the 24/7 Mental Health Support Line: 978.542.8327.
• If there is an emergency or imminent safety concern, call 911 or University Police at 978.542.6111.

Helpful resources:

Health, Wellness, and Prevention Requirements for New Students

All incoming students are required to complete immunization and online prevention program requirements. Learn more!

Wellness Programming and Resources

We provide content for pre-packaged programs, activities, and bulletin boards, as well as in-person programming, on topics including stress management, mindfulness, healthy and unhealthy relationships, consent and sexual assault prevention, sexual health, alcohol and cannabis education, among others.

Follow Us for More

• Are you interested in partnering with student wellness on a program or looking for more information on a topic? Contact us at prevention@salemstate.edu to collaborate or to find additional resources.
• Be sure to follow us on and look out for upcoming events and programs.
• Check out videos from our staff on a variety of topics at our