Wellness & Self-Care Guide

B209 & Virtual
Drop in and meet with Student Learning Coordinators for 15 minute appointments about various topics such as: Math, Science, Statistics, Citations/Referencing, Research Strategies, Time-Management Tools, Note Taking Tips, Test/Exam Strategies, General Study Strategies, and English as a Second language.

Nipissing University and Canadore College, in cooperation with the Women’s Safety Committee, offer a Campus Safety Walk Service.
This service runs on Monday through to Friday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. from the first week in September to mid April.
Just contact the number on this website, state your name and location and someone will be dispatched to meet you.

Dibaadan provides specialized outreach, prevention, and intervention from a wholistic Indigenous wellness perspective. This includes events and activities to learn more about caring for your well-being. Any student may access these services (status, non-status, non-Indigenous).

NUSU funds, and manages, a food bank available to all Nipissing University students throughout the year.
The student food bank is accessible at the NUSU Student Centre (221 College Drive). If you have questions about the student food bank, please contact info@nusu.com.

You can either request a tutor here or become a tutor. Tutors are recruited dependent on the subject matter that needs tutoring.

Self Help Resources that support positive mental health & wellbeing. These resources are free!

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) supports students with permanent and temporary disabilities and strives to provide an accessible, barrier-free learning environment.

Student Counselling Services works to support all students in achieving positive mental and emotional wellness.

For emergency support. If you are having a crisis or in immediate danger, please call 911.

Nipissing University and Canadore College, in cooperation with the Women’s Safety Committee, offer a Campus Safety Walk Service.
This service runs on Monday through to Friday evening from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. from the first week in September to mid April.
Just contact the number on this website, state your name and location and someone will be dispatched to meet you.

For emergency food bank use. Students must access this page to fill out a "Food Bank Acknowledgment Letter" and a "Food Bank Application Form" to have access.

Open to Staff, Students (Full-time and Part-time), and Faculty. Rent a variety of equipment completely free! Some items that can be rented: Bikes, Snowshoes, a Soccer ball with net, a spikeball set, etc!

The First Peoples’ Centre offers comprehensive cultural and academic support for Indigenous learners attending Canadore and reaches out to many more through recruitment, promotion, and community outreach projects.

The Campus Health Services provides students with convenient access to a wide array of medical services right at our College Drive Campus!
Canadore College’s on-campus dental hygiene clinic is run by Dental Hygiene faculty, staff and students and offers a variety of services to patients.

Student Success Services provides student-focused services to help guide you to success in your studies. Staff provide support through learning strategies, mental health and wellness events, and by reducing and/or removing educational–related barriers through accommodation planning with students with disabilities.

This page has information on how to access the on campus trails as well as a map of where they go. Go out and explore!