We foster an inclusive environment for wolverines to access food, housing, health and safety.
To remove barriers and create a place of belonging for all wolverines.
Basic Needs
Students lacking food, housing, safety and health resources necessary for continued sustainability and success are deemed basic-needs insecure.
Food Insecurity
An inability to access and/or afford food, especially nutritional food. This can include an uncertainty of where their next meal is coming from and a lack of education on cooking nutritional meals.
Housing Insecurity
While housing insecurity is typically seen as someone who sleeps in a shelter or on the streets, it can also include individuals who are struggling to pay rent and/or utilities, need to move frequently, those who are couch surfing, temporarily staying with family or friends, sleeping in their car, camping, or sharing housing that is overcapacity. It is an uncertainty of where a person and their belongings will be staying or for how long.
You can help students by donating to the Emergency Scholarship Fund. Your gift could be the difference between a student dropping out of school or completing their degree.
Donate HereDue to the lack of funds, we have temporarily closed the emergency fund application. Please reach out to care@uvu.edu with any needs.
CARE HUB: Room SC-105 | Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Do you have a concern you want brought to the University's attention? Visit our Report & Support website for a comprehensive list of areas that can help you address your concerns. This is available for students, faculty and staff. Examples of concerns that can be reported include: harassment, microaggression, mental health concerns, and many more.
