Emergency Resources

The Mines Counseling Center offers confidential counseling and support for students Monday through Friday.
Student Outreach and Support helps students navigate personal and academic challenges they may face while at Mines through case management and resource connection. After a referral is made, outreach will be made within 24 hours.
988 Colorado: Free, immediate, human support 24/7 for anyone struggling with an emotional, mental health, or substance use concern. Call or text 988 to connect.
SpeakUp at Mines, a compliance and ethics hotline
LGBTQ+ Specific Crisis Hotlines
- Trans Crisis Hotline: 877-565-8860
- The Trevor Project – Lifeline: 1-866-488-7386

988 Colorado: Free, immediate, human support 24/7 for anyone struggling with an emotional, mental health, or substance use concern. Call or text 988 to connect.
Colorado State Employee Assistance Program | 303-866-4314 / 800-821-8154
SpeakUp at Mines, a compliance and ethics hotline
LGBTQ+ Specific Crisis Hotlines
- Trans Crisis Hotline: 877-565-8860
- The Trevor Project – Lifeline: 1-866-488-7386

Jefferson County Emergency Management: the Jefferson County Emergency Preparedness Guide provides comprehensive information to help citizens prepare for natural and man-made disasters.
State of Colorado Emergency Operations Center
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – FEMA is the federal agency charged with building and supporting the national emergency management system.
FEMA Are You Ready?: a guide for citizen preparedness; information for individual, family and community preparedness for all types of emergencies.
FEMA Higher Education Project: encourages and supports the dissemination of hazard, disaster and emergency management information at colleges and universities.
Homeland Security Department: provides current national threat levels and links to other resources.

Additional Resources