This resource guide was developed based on the results of the student outreach survey sent to students enrolled in courses offered by the Department of Psychological Sciences at the end of the Fall 2020 semester. The goal of this project is to provide students with information about needed resources. All of the listed resources are available to all students unless noted otherwise.<\/p>\n
If you need additional help email student.outreach@nau.edu<\/a>. This email address is monitored by graduate students in the Department of Psychological Sciences and is intended to help students connect with needed resources.<\/p>\n Visit Flagstaff\u2019s Resource Guide<\/a> for a complete list of resources in Flagstaff including resources not necessarily applicable to students.<\/p>\n <\/strong>Overview of Mental Health Resources<\/a><\/p>\n Provides tips and lists a variety of resources available to NAU students<\/p>\n College of Education Practicum Lab<\/strong><\/p>\n eps@nau.edu<\/a><\/p>\n 928-523-7135<\/a><\/p>\n Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm<\/p>\n Located in Eastburn Education, currently most sessions held via zoom. Offers free counseling sessions for both undergraduate and graduate students (from Master’s and PhD students under supervision).<\/p>\n COVID-19 Quarantine & Isolation Drop-in Support Group<\/a><\/p>\n Free virtual support group through Campus Health Services. Weekly meetings Friday 2pm–3pm. Talk with professionals and peers about your experiences.<\/p>\n NAU Counseling Services<\/a><\/p>\n Services include: individual counseling and psychotherapy; consultation to parents, faculty, staff, and students; referrals to private and public mental health services; group therapy; 24- hour emergency crisis intervention; outreach\/training to NAU community, and psychiatric intervention & referral<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n Catholic Charities Community Services<\/a><\/p>\n Located on 4th St., 928-774-9125<\/a><\/p>\n Open Monday-Friday, hours vary between 9am–5pm<\/p>\n FREE grab-n-go sack lunches provided outside daily (other services include family and individual housing applications, clothing vouchers, referrals, and other help – call agency for more information).<\/p>\n Flagstaff Family Food Center: Food Bank<\/a><\/p>\n Huntington Drive, 928-526-2211<\/a><\/p>\n 9am–1pm Tuesday-Saturday<\/p>\n Food boxes available between 9am–1pm Tuesday-Saturday. Individuals and families can receive food boxes twice per month as supplies allow.<\/p>\n Currently offering home deliveries of food boxes to anyone in need. Whether you are home-bound due to physical or mental illness, have a sick or high-risk member of your household, or are simply continuing to “shelter in place” for a while longer, we are able to deliver food boxes to anyone in need. Please call our office at 928-526-2211<\/a> to schedule a delivery.<\/p>\n Flagstaff Family Food Center: Kitchen<\/a><\/p>\n N. 2nd Street, 928-774-3188<\/a><\/p>\n FREE, hot evening meal daily 4-5:30pm.<\/p>\n The Pantry<\/a><\/p>\n 2573 E. 7th Avenue, 928-440-5375<\/a><\/p>\n 3pm–7pm Wednesday-Sunday<\/p>\n Select up to 15 lbs. of food once per week. Open to all members of the community.<\/p>\n The Salvation Army<\/a><\/p>\n 507 N. Humphreys St., 928-774-1403<\/a><\/p>\n 9am–Noon, Monday\/Wednesday\/Thursday; Tuesday 9am–11am, while supplies last.<\/p>\n Free sack lunches and emergency food boxes (other services include utility and rental assistance and hygiene kits).<\/p>\n St Vincent de Paul In-Town Help Line<\/a><\/p>\n 928-774-6511<\/a> – If you reach a busy signal, try again. No messages please. Calling only between 9am–10:30am Monday-Friday.<\/p>\n Food boxes; pantry shopping 10:45am–11:30am Thursday, Friday, & Saturday (other services include emergency utility\/rental, identification and medication assistance).<\/p>\n Think Jesus Project<\/p>\n 2300 E. 6th Ave., 928-380-2565<\/a><\/p>\n Sunday 1pm–4pm. Free food every Sunday at Killip Elementary School.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Lumberjack Emergency Assistance Fund<\/a><\/p>\n Provides funding to assist currently enrolled NAU students facing unforeseen crises or hardships that require immediate one-time financial assistance.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n Catholic Charities Community Services<\/a><\/p>\n 2101 N. 4th St., 928-774-9125<\/a><\/p>\n Open Monday-Friday, hours vary between 9am–5pm.<\/p>\n Family and individual housing applications, clothing vouchers, referrals, and other help- call agency for more information (also have sack lunches outside).<\/p>\n Coconino County Community Services<\/a><\/p>\n 2625 N King Street, 928-679-7448<\/a><\/p>\n 8am–5pm Monday-Friday<\/p>\n Only for Coconino County residents. Rent, move-in, and utility assistance, appliance repair and replacement.<\/p>\n Flagstaff Shelter Services<\/a><\/p>\n 4185 E Huntington Drive, 928-225-2533<\/a><\/p>\n 5pm–8am<\/p>\n Year-round emergency shelter and services for any adult experiencing homelessness. Additional day drop-in services available, including access to showers, food, clothing, hygiene products, and on-site nursing clinic (M-Th).<\/p>\n The Salvation Army<\/a><\/p>\n 507 N. Humphreys St., 928-774-1403<\/a><\/p>\n 9am–12pm Monday\/Wednesday\/Thursday, 9am–11 Tuesday.<\/p>\n Utility and rental assistance (other services include emergency food boxes, hygiene kits, and sack lunches).<\/p>\n St Vincent de Paul In-Town Help Line<\/a><\/p>\n 928-774-6511<\/a> If you reach a busy signal, try again. No messages please. Calling only between 9am–10:30 am, Monday-Friday.<\/p>\n Emergency utility\/rental, identification and medication assistance (other services include food boxes and pantry shopping 10:45am–11:30am Thursday, Friday, & Saturday).<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Campus Health Services<\/a><\/p>\n Medical services, includes general medical services, insurance information, and immunizations; counseling services, health promotion programs and resources (sexual health, alcohol and drugs, mental health, nutrition and fitness, sleep, relationship violence, sexual assault).<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n Coconino County Public Health<\/a><\/p>\n 2625 N King St., 928-679-7272<\/a><\/p>\n 8am–5pm, Monday-Friday<\/p>\n Only for city and county residents. Oral health services (dental vouchers), immunizations, sexual health clinic.<\/p>\n Hope Crisis Pregnancy Center<\/a><\/p>\n 224 S. Kendrick St., 928-774-8302<\/p>\n Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10am – 4pm<\/p>\n Free pregnancy testing; ultrasound access; counseling; referrals; related pregnancy information; maternity and baby items; all confidential.<\/p>\n North Country HealthCare<\/a><\/p>\n 2920 N 4th Street, 928-522-9400<\/a><\/p>\n 7am–7pm<\/p>\n Medical, dental, behavioral, pediatrics, pharmacy; sliding fee scale available.<\/p>\n Planned Parenthood<\/a><\/p>\n 2500 S. Woodlands Blvd. Suite 12, 855-207-7526<\/a><\/p>\n 9am–5pm, Monday-Friday<\/p>\n Sexual health services<\/p>\n Poore Free Medical Clinic<\/a><\/p>\n 9120 W Fine Ave.<\/p>\n 2700 N. Izabel St.<\/p>\n 928-213-5543<\/a><\/p>\n Monday and Wednesday, 10am–noon (initial eligibility review); Tuesday and Thursday, 10am–4pm (clinic)<\/p>\n A non-profit, volunteer run clinic providing free medical care to Coconino County’s low-income, uninsured population.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Academic Success Center<\/a><\/p>\n Information about different types of tutoring available to students for a variety of classes. Supplemental instruction, academic support, and test prep resources.<\/p>\n Long-term Laptop Loan Program<\/a><\/p>\n Available through Cline Library. Eligible students receive a Dell laptop to use for the entire academic year. Students complete an application process to be considered based on individual circumstances\/financial need.<\/p>\n Office of the Dean of Students<\/a><\/p>\n Course materials assistance program: emergency textbook loan for $300 credit to the NAU bookstore.<\/p>\n Lumberjack emergency assistance fund: one time grant up to $500 for unforeseen financial hardships.<\/p>\n Student case management services. Childcare voucher program.<\/p>\n Scholarships<\/a><\/p>\n Complete list of all scholarships available to NAU students. Make sure to check out the NAU Foundation and department-specific scholarships.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n Center for University Access and Inclusion<\/a><\/p>\n Purpose: A hub for coordinating diversity and inclusion efforts. Commissions on Ethnic Diversity, Status of Women, Native Americans, Disability Access and Design, LGBTQIA.<\/p>\n Disability Resources Office<\/a><\/p>\n Virtual intake, registration, and consulting appointments.<\/p>\n Examples of services\/accommodations provided include priority registration, access to assistive technology devices and software, collaboration with the office of housing and residence life in provision of housing accommodations, distraction reduced testing center, time extensions on exams and quizzes, print matter in alternate format, note-taking, communication access real-time translation, sign language interpreting.<\/p>\n Equity and Access Office<\/a><\/p>\n Ensures affirmative action in employment, non-discrimination and harassment, equal opportunity, accessibility, and reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. Can submit formal and informal complaints and are available for consultation to discuss complaint options. Can request an accommodation for classes.<\/p>\n NAU Student Outreach and Support (SOS)<\/a><\/p>\n Student assistance program providing students with resources for situations such as hospitalization, medical emergencies or long-term illness, death of a family member, mental health concerns, chronic conditions, natural disasters. Connects students with campus and community resources.<\/p>\n Office of Inclusion<\/a><\/p>\n Supports cultural, gender, and sexuality diversity. List of diversity related clubs and organizations. Gender-inclusive restroom map and housing information. Resources for DACA. Information on diversity related services and trainings.<\/p>\n Trans health & wellness ebook<\/a><\/p>\n Title IX<\/a><\/p>\n Protection from discrimination based on sex in any educational program or activity. Institutional supportive measures and remedies: Mutual no-contact orders, changes to on-campus housing assignments, temporary emergency housing, modifications of work, class or activity schedules, academic adjustments. Reporting options – Administrative reports, criminal incident reports, confidential reporting. Information on law and policy.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n Mountain Line Bus – NAIPTA<\/a><\/p>\n Route 10 free with student ID.<\/p>\n Routes across Flagstaff<\/p>\n Student annual and semester passes offered.<\/p>\n Free Wi-Fi Locations in Flagstaff<\/a><\/p>\n This is a map that lists the locations offering free Wi-Fi in Flagstaff. Click on the pins to get network and password information.<\/p>\n Cedar Closet\/ Assistance League<\/a><\/p>\n 2919 N West Street, 928-779-3029<\/a><\/p>\n 10am–4pm, Tuesday-Saturday<\/p>\n Low cost clothing; free clothing available via agency referral.<\/p>\n Connect2Help Circle<\/a><\/p>\n Anyone in Northern AZ can use this site. The purpose of C2HC is to connect people in need with those that can meet that need. This includes information, items, services, day care, or anything anyone might be able to help with.<\/p>\n DES (FAA) Food Stamps, Public Assistance, AHCCCS<\/a><\/p>\n 1701 N. 4th St., 1-855-432- 7587<\/a><\/p>\n 8am–5pm<\/p>\n Only for Coconino County residents. Cash assistance, food stamps, medical insurance.<\/p>\n Victim\/Witness Services of Coconino County<\/a><\/p>\n 201 E Birch Ave, Suite 4, 928-856-7676<\/a><\/p>\n For victims, witnesses, and survivors of crimes\/crisis. 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