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24/7, 365 days a year

Hotline vs. Warmline: What’s the difference?

A hotline is a resource for people who are in need of immediate support, while a warmline is for those who are struggling but not in an active crisis.

Resources

Hotlines

Trans Lifeline
877-330-6366

Kids Help Canada
800-668-6868

Good2Talk
866-925-5454

Warmlines

EmpowerMe
 1-855-853-0565

LGBT Youthline
TEXT 647-694-4275

Hotlines

Naseeha Mental Health
866-627-3342

The Upper Room Crisis Hotline
888-808-8724

Warmlines

Nisa Helpline
1-888-711-6472

Ruh
416-639-5993

Hotlines

Hope for Wellness
855-242-3310

24-Hour Residential School Crisis Line
1-866-925-4419

Anishnawbe Mental Health Crisis
1-855-242-3310

White Owl
519-957-5004

Healing of Seven Generations
(519) 570-9118

Hotlines

Trans Lifeline
877-330-6366

Kids Help Canada
800-668-6868

Good2Talk
866-925-5454

BullyingCanada
877-352-4497

Salal Sexual Violence Center
1-877-392-7584

Warmlines

EmpowerMe
 1-855-853-0565

LGBTQ+ Support Line
226-669-3760

LGBT Youthline
TEXT 647-694-4275

Hotlines

Naseeha Mental Health
866-627-3342

The Upper Room Crisis Hotline
888-808-8724

Warmlines

Nisa Helpline
1-888-711-6472

Ruh
416-639-5993

Hotlines

Hope for Wellness
855-242-3310

24-Hour Residential School Crisis Line
1-866-925-4419

Anishnawbe Mental Health Crisis
1-855-242-3310

White Owl
519-957-5004

Healing of Seven Generations
(519) 570-9118

Reporting an Incident on Campus

  • If your safety is immediately threatened, call the police at 911 or special constable service at 519-888-4911

  • If you have experienced hate on campus, we encourage you to report it by emailing gethelp@uwaterloo.ca

  • If you would like to report an incident to WUSA to help us develop informed policies and practices that benefit all community members, please refer to WUSA’s Incident Reporting Form

If you need immediate support and access to food