In Crisis

A mental health emergency is a situation where there is imminent risk of danger to self or others. If you or someone else is experiencing an emergency, please immediately contact one of the resources below:

• On-campus: Call MCC Public Safety at (585) 292-2911; Off-campus: Dial 911.
• 988 (formerly National Suicide Prevention Lifeline): Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org
• Monroe County Mobile Crisis: Call (585) 529-3721

Monroe County Mental Health Resources:

• Monroe County website: Comprehensive lists of outpatient and walk-in community clinics.
• 211 / Lifeline: Dial 211 for 24/7 information and referral service offering assistance and referrals for emergency food, shelter, clothing, crisis counseling, substance dependence, employment, financial and legal issues, physical and mental health needs.
• Wayfinder: MyWayfinder is an online assessment tool that can help you navigate the complex system of human services, health, education, and government services by bringing them all to one place. 
• Monroe County has a mobile mental health app available that provide students with wellness information, including direct access to emergency crisis contacts, locations of nearby support services, and suicide prevention information. To download, visit the Apple IOS store or Google Play store.

Mental Health Provider Search Tool: 

• Psychology Today: An online directory that allows you to find a list of therapists, psychiatrists, and treatment programs in your area.

Monroe Community College Resources: 

• Academic Support at MCC
• Housing Support
• Food Resources
• Financial Resources 
• Transportation Information 
• Childcare Resources

SUNY Resources:

• Support at SUNY: The SUNY website outlines various ways to reach out for help.