University of Alberta Campus Food Bank
The University of Alberta Campus Food Bank offers temporary support for those on
campus in immediate need of food. We aim to eliminate hunger on campus by providing
food hampers, while educating U of A students, staff and alumni about the other
services on campus that work together to support the U of A community. Campus Food
Bank is not meant to be a long-term source of food, and we empower our clients to find
solutions that meet their individual needs. We can help you get there, but it’s up to you
to better your situation as only you know what’s best for you. If you have further
questions or concerns, or don’t feel any of these services address your needs, we can
help you find appropriate referrals. Feel free to drop by our office and talk to a volunteer,
or check out www.campusfoodbank.com for more information.
University of Alberta Campus Food Bank
The University of Alberta Campus Food Bank offers temporary support for those on
campus in immediate need of food. We aim to eliminate hunger on campus by providing
food hampers, while educating U of A students, staff and alumni about the other
services on campus that work together to support the U of A community. Campus Food
Bank is not meant to be a long-term source of food, and we empower our clients to find
solutions that meet their individual needs. We can help you get there, but it’s up to you
to better your situation as only you know what’s best for you. If you have further
questions or concerns, or don’t feel any of these services address your needs, we can
help you find appropriate referrals. Feel free to drop by our office and talk to a volunteer,
or check out www.campusfoodbank.com for more information.
Student Financial Aid Information Centre (SFAIC): SFAIC provides
financial assistance through bursaries and loans, and provides guidance
for government student loan applications. SFAIC offers one-on-one
counseling sessions for students in financial distress, and also provides
budgeting information through workshops and presentations. Need to get
control of your finances and stay on budget? Visit SFAIC!
Telephone: 780.492.3483
Location: 1-80 Students' Union Building
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/sfaic
Student Financial Aid Information Centre (SFAIC): SFAIC provides
financial assistance through bursaries and loans, and provides guidance
for government student loan applications. SFAIC offers one-on-one
counseling sessions for students in financial distress, and also provides
budgeting information through workshops and presentations. Need to get
control of your finances and stay on budget? Visit SFAIC!
Telephone: 780.492.3483
Location: 1-80 Students' Union Building
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/sfaic
University Bursaries and Emergency Funding (UBEF): UBEF
administers a number of emergency financial aid programs to assist full
time undergraduate and graduate students to complete their academic
programs. It also offers emergency student loans and bursaries.
Telephone: 780.492.3483
Location: 1-80 Students' Union Building
Website: www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/ubef
University Bursaries and Emergency Funding (UBEF): UBEF
administers a number of emergency financial aid programs to assist full
time undergraduate and graduate students to complete their academic
programs. It also offers emergency student loans and bursaries.
Telephone: 780.492.3483
Location: 1-80 Students' Union Building
Website: www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/ubef
Wecan Food Basket Society: Wecan is dedicated to providing affordable
food security to community members throughout the Edmonton area.
Open to anyone, this monthly food co-op allows you to buy healthy food
at a reduced cost by buying in bulk as a large group.
Telephone: 780.413.4525
Location: Campus Food Bank office operates a monthly depot
Website: www.wecanfood.com
International Student Services (ISS): If you’re an international student
looking for valuable support and resources, ISS is for you! You can talk to
student advisors, ask for international student-specific emergency loans,
and take part in social events and English conversation groups.
Telephone: 780.492.4094
Location: U of A's International Centre at 172 HUB Mall
Website: www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/iss.cfm
Wecan Food Basket Society: Wecan is dedicated to providing affordable
food security to community members throughout the Edmonton area.
Open to anyone, this monthly food co-op allows you to buy healthy food
at a reduced cost by buying in bulk as a large group.
Telephone: 780.413.4525
Location: Campus Food Bank office operates a monthly depot
Website: www.wecanfood.com
International Student Services (ISS): If you’re an international student
looking for valuable support and resources, ISS is for you! You can talk to
student advisors, ask for international student-specific emergency loans,
and take part in social events and English conversation groups.
Telephone: 780.492.4094
Location: U of A's International Centre at 172 HUB Mall
Website: www.international.ualberta.ca/prospective/iss.cfm
University Health Centre (UHC): The UHC is your go-to place for any
health issues. It’s a full service walk-in clinic with physicians and nurses,
and is accessible to students, their immediate family members and staff.
It also offers confidential testing for pregnancy, STDs, and HIV/ AIDS, as
well as birth control counseling.
Telephone: 780.492.2612
Location: 2- 200 Students’ Union Building
Website: www.uhc.ualberta.ca
University Health Centre (UHC): The UHC is your go-to place for any
health issues. It’s a full service walk-in clinic with physicians and nurses,
and is accessible to students, their immediate family members and staff.
It also offers confidential testing for pregnancy, STDs, and HIV/ AIDS, as
well as birth control counseling.
Telephone: 780.492.2612
Location: 2- 200 Students’ Union Building
Website: www.uhc.ualberta.ca
University of Alberta Campus Food Bank
University of Alberta Campus Food Bank
InfoLink: Looking for a comprehensive student information source for all
things university related? Check out InfoLink! It offers an online listing for
accommodation, tutors, past exams, car pools, and job and volunteer
opportunities. It also acts as the U of A’s ‘Lost and Found’ service, so if
you’ve lost anything recently, make sure you visit their main office at 0-26
SUB (Lower Level).
Telephone: 780.492.4212
Location: Suite 0-26 Students' Union Building, HUB, CAB and ETLC.
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/infolink
InfoLink: Looking for a comprehensive student information source for all
things university related? Check out InfoLink! It offers an online listing for
accommodation, tutors, past exams, car pools, and job and volunteer
opportunities. It also acts as the U of A’s ‘Lost and Found’ service, so if
you’ve lost anything recently, make sure you visit their main office at 0-26
SUB (Lower Level).
Telephone: 780.492.4212
Location: Suite 0-26 Students' Union Building, HUB, CAB and ETLC.
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/infolink
Student Success Centre: The Student Success Centre is committed to
student success and offers many programs and services. These programs
are catered towards pre-university, undergraduate and graduate students,
so be sure to check their website to learn more about how they can help
you!
Telephone: 780.492.2682
Location: 2-300 Students' Union Building
Website: www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/academicsupport
Student Success Centre: The Student Success Centre is committed to
student success and offers many programs and services. These programs
are catered towards pre-university, undergraduate and graduate students,
so be sure to check their website to learn more about how they can help
you!
Telephone: 780.492.2682
Location: 2-300 Students' Union Building
Website: www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/academicsupport
Career and Placement Services (CAPS): If you’re looking for a job,
CAPS provides job postings, resume and interview help for your job
search during and after your studies at the U of A. It also offers career
planning seminars for all students and alumni.
Telephone: 780.492.4291
Location: 2-100 Students' Union Building
Website: www.caps.ualberta.ca
Career and Placement Services (CAPS): If you’re looking for a job,
CAPS provides job postings, resume and interview help for your job
search during and after your studies at the U of A. It also offers career
planning seminars for all students and alumni.
Telephone: 780.492.4291
Location: 2-100 Students' Union Building
Website: www.caps.ualberta.ca
Peer Support Centre (PSC): The PSC offers a safe and confidential
environment for peer-to-peer supportive listening and crisis intervention,
while enabling you to remain anonymous. It can be accessed by phone,
in person or through the internet. You don’t need an appointment, but
appointments are available upon request.
Telephone: 780.492.HELP (4357)
Location: 2-707 Students' Union Building
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/psc
Peer Support Centre (PSC): The PSC offers a safe and confidential
environment for peer-to-peer supportive listening and crisis intervention,
while enabling you to remain anonymous. It can be accessed by phone,
in person or through the internet. You don’t need an appointment, but
appointments are available upon request.
Telephone: 780.492.HELP (4357)
Location: 2-707 Students' Union Building
Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/psc
Mental Health Centre: If you feel you need professional help, the Mental
Health Centre offers psychological and psychiatric services for U of A
students. Check out their website to learn about their appointment
procedure or feel free to give them a call!
Telephone: 780.492.5205
Location: 2nd Floor, Students' Union Building, beside Myer Horowitz Theatre
Website: www.uwell.ualberta.ca
Mental Health Centre: If you feel you need professional help, the Mental
Health Centre offers psychological and psychiatric services for U of A
students. Check out their website to learn about their appointment
procedure or feel free to give them a call!
Telephone: 780.492.5205
Location: 2nd Floor, Students' Union Building, beside Myer Horowitz Theatre
Website: www.uwell.ualberta.ca
Interested in other forms of help or services not listed? Is something off-campus more
convenient for you?
Interested in other forms of help or services not listed? Is something off-campus more
convenient for you?
Check out www.informedmonton.com for an online registry of places in Edmonton
and surrounding areas that can also help you. You can search by keywords so you
don’t need to know the name of each service, just what kind of help you’re looking for.
Check out www.informedmonton.com for an online registry of places in Edmonton
and surrounding areas that can also help you. You can search by keywords so you
don’t need to know the name of each service, just what kind of help you’re looking for.