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Resources
IfYoureReadingThis.org is one of many great resources available to Arizona State University students. Below we’ve provided a brief description of a few of these resources, as well as how to access them. While this list is not exhaustive, we hope it is helpful.
Family Advocacy Center
Family Advocacy Centers help victims of sexual violence navigate the complicated maze of governmental and community agencies needed to be used to receive basic assistance in moving forward.
Locations: Phoenix Family Advocacy Center, 2120 N Central Ave # 250, Phoenix, AZ 85004 or Scottsdale Family Advocacy Center, 10225 E. Via Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Phone: (602)-534-2120
ASU Mindfullness Center
The Center for Mindfulness, Compassion, and Resilience at ASU helps students and staff to discover the benefits of mindful living and wellbeing through engagement by learning and connecting with our larger community. This center serves as a way for students, faculty and staff to learn about mindfulness initiatives at ASU.
Location: 455 N. 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Phone: (602)-496-1579
ASU Victim Services
ASU Victim Services is responsible for providing support, information and resources to crime victims and witnesses of crime and their families. Some services provided for students include assistance to obtain an Order of Protection or Injunction against harassment, coordinate victim compensation claims filed with Maricopa County’s Compensation Program, and education on victims’ rights.
Location: 325 E. Apache Blvd., Tempe, AZ 85287
Phone: (480)-965-0107
Recovery Rising & Sun Devils Anonymous Meetings
Recovery Rising and Sun Devil Anonymous meetings serve as a safe place for students who are in recovery or suffering from alcohol and other drug addictions, eating disorders, self-harm or traumatic experiences and who are interested in receiving support in a thriving community.
ASU COUNSELING Services
ASU Counseling Services is an on campus is a 24/7 open call, open chat, telehealth, and in person mental health clinical service offered to all ASU students.
Daytime Phone: (480)-965-6146
After Hours Phone: (480)-921-1006
Devils 4 Devils
Devils 4 Devils is a student led community offering peer to peer support through training, outreach, and engagement in order to create a safe and empathetic and environment for all students. In person meetings vary, please check the website for updated information regarding location of meetings.
Community Circles: eoss.asu.edu/devils4devils/community-circles
Est. 2021By Rachael Holp, Class of 2022
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