Health and wellness is an integral part of succeeding in university. KPU provides all students with access to a wealth of resources and information spanning across the six dimensions of wellness, including emotional, financial, mental, physical, social, and spiritual wellness: kpu.ca/student-health-promotion

If students are experiencing challenges related to health (mental or physical) or they have learning disabilities that are impacting their studies, KPU’s Accessibility Services will work with students to confidentially develop a personalized plan to ensure access to the University and to support them in achieving their academic goals: kpu.ca/access

Emergency bursaries are available to any student experiencing an unexpected financial hardship. These bursaries provide a limited amount of financial assistance to students based on assessed financial need and do not need to be repaid: kpu.ca/awards/emergency-assistance

International students may also be eligible for limited financial assistance from the KPU International Emergency Fund. For information, email internationalstudents@kpu.ca

Any student having difficulty affording groceries or accessing sufficient food to eat every day can access the Kwantlen Student Association’s Student Food Bank service. Students can confidentially order a food hamper online or make emergency food requests: kusa.ca/ksa-food-bank

Students are also encouraged to contact Student Awards and Financial Assistance at awards@kpu.ca or by visiting their website at kpu.ca/awards

KPU’s Counselling Services provides individualized and confidential counselling support to students on a wide range of challenges, including adjusting to university life, stress management, grief, anxiety, relationships, family, and any other mental health challenges: kpu.ca/counselling

Connect 24/7 through the TELUS Health Student Support app to get personalized support: kpu.ca/keepmesafe

Information and referral to a broad range of community, government, and social services: bc211.ca or Surrey Libraries - Housing Supports and Outreach

For adults (19+ years old) who are in need of emergency shelter: Options BC - Finding Housing

If you are new to Canada and Vancouver, you will need to find a place to live. While KPU does not have on-campus residences, there are many great housing options available, including Homestay and student accommodations: Housing & Transportation Options | KPU.ca - Kwantlen Polytechnic University