Resources
SWC Programming Fund
The SWC Programming Fund is an auxiliary source of funding for SOLE-registered student organizations that can be used toward any health-oriented program or event. This fund should only be used after your group has applied to other sources of funding. The SWC Programming Fund is used for programs that promote student health and wellness, empower students to maintain a healthier lifestyle, foster a sustainable environment, and/or build a healthier community. The maximum amount a student group can apply for each time is $750. Student Health Network (SHN) members are eligible for a maximum allocation of $1000.
SWC Israel-Palestine Resource Guide
As part of SWC’s mission to support wellness on campus and beyond, this guide is aimed at providing information and resources relating to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. We acknowledge that many members of our community have deep ties to the region and are experiencing tremendous amounts of pain as violence continues. With rising instances of islamophobia and antisemitism on campus, we are sharing important resources for students to find care and community.
General Resources
The Ashe Center
The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center is here to provide you with quality, accessible, state-of-the-art healthcare and education to support the unique development of all UCLA students.
Counseling And Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is here to support your mental health needs as you pursue your academic goals. Our services are designed to foster the development of healthy well-being necessary for success in a complex global environment.
Resilience In Your Student Experience (RISE)
The RISE Center's core mission is to uplift and support every Bruin’s well-being by providing the education, resources, and tools needed to be well, belong, and become. As an extension of UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), we are committed to helping students build a strong foundation of resilience that includes caring for their mental wellness through daily practices
Campus Assault Resources and Education (CARE)
CARE provides comprehensive outreach and prevention education to the campus community on sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking.
Title IX
Title IX prohibits sex or gender discrimination in any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. The Title IX Office is responsible for receiving and addressing reports of Sexual Harassment, Sexual Violence, and forms of discrimination based on, but not limited to, gender identity, gender expression, and pregnancy status.
COVID-19 Resources
COVID-19 Services: Testing, Tracing & More
UCLA's go-to websites for all COVID-19 related protocols, symptom monitoring surveys, COVID-19 related updates and news, and operational information for students, faculty and staff
PCR Test Vending Machines
Saliva PCR tests are available to the UCLA community at no charge via Bruincard through vending machines at the following locations: Ackerman Union (South Entrance, UCLA Bookstore), Haines Hall (West Entrance), Pauley Pavilion (North Side, adjacent to Bruin Walk), Neuroscience Building (West entrance).
Pregnancy & Abortion Resources
Repro Legal Helpline
Free, confidential helpline where you can get legal information or advice about self-managed abortion, young people's access to abortion or judicial bypass, and referrals to local resources.
Get Medication Abortion
A convenient resource for getting abortion pills in a busy college environment.
Find Abortion Providers
Comprehensive directory of verified abortion service providers and assistance resources in the United States.
Gynecology Services at the Ashe Center
Breast and gynecologic exams (Pap smears), birth control advice, pregnancy testing and counseling, screening for sexually transmitted infections, and diagnosis of gynecological disorders.
Basic Needs
CPO Basic & Essential Needs Collective
The Community Programs Office (CPO) Basic & Essential Needs Collective provides UCLA students with access to food and other essential resources, including the CPO Food Closet, Collective Pantry, kitchen space, study space, computer lab, commuter lockers, refrigerated lockers, and more.
UCLA CalFresh Initiative
CalFresh provides eligible students with monthly grocery assistance. The UCLA CalFresh Initiative helps undergraduate and graduate students understand eligibility and navigate the application process.
Emergency Housing & Financial Support
Students experiencing financial hardship or housing instability may be able to receive emergency support through UCLA's Economic Crisis Response Team (ECRT), including emergency housing and other assistance.
Bruin Dine
Bruin Dine recovers leftover food from UCLA Dining Halls and redistributes it to students and staff on campus.
Bruin Bites
Bruin Bites sends notifications to students when leftover food is available from campus events and meetings.
UCLA Basic & Essential Needs Resource Map
Explore UCLA's resource map to find essential resources around campus, including microwaves, hydration stations, lactation stations, and community resources.