Personal Resources

The SFSS Women’s Centre, jointly funded by the SFSS and the Graduate Student Society, provides services to students of all genders. Some of their services include crisis referrals, peer support, food support, as well as free menstrual and safe sex supplies.

My SSP (My Student Support Program) is a resource to support students' overall mental health and well-being by providing real-time, 24/7 access to professional counsellors and schedule short-term counselling support. You can access My SSP by mobile app, website, or telephone.

With two medical clinics located on the SFU Burnaby and Vancouver campuses, SFU Health and Counselling services provide counselling support, resources, and medical appointments to ensure your health and well-being are of the utmost importance.

Out On Campus is an SFSS department dedicated to supporting SFU’s LGBTQIA2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, Intersex, Aromantic/Asexual, 2-Spirit and more) students and allies. Some of their services include free sanitary products, safe sex resources, razors, refreshments and kitchen facilities.

Did you know that as an SFU undergraduate, you have free access to the fitness centre? Well, you do! SFU Recreation offers a variety of exercise equipment for you to keep in shape as well as fitness classes and other activities to keep you fit.

The Lorne Davies Complex at SFU Burnaby has a built-in climbing wall that SFU students can use at a discounted price! The wall has three climbing experiences: auto-belays, bouldering, and top-roping. They also offer climbing courses for those that are interested!

Taking classes at the Vancouver campus? SFU Recreation has partnered with Vancouver Parks & Recreation for all SFU undergraduates to access their fitness centres, pools, and ice rinks across the City of Vancouver!

Taking classes at the Surrey campus? SFU Recreation has partnered with Surrey Parks & Recreation for all SFU undergraduates to access their fitness centres, pools, and ice rinks across the City of Surrey!

Looking to play sports without the commitment to a schedule? Drop-in provides an opportunity to participate in sports in a casual environment for players of all abilities.

The Safe Walk Program, run by SFU Campus Safety and Security, provides SFU community members with a Campus Security escort to support safe travel on campus 24/7. The Safe Walk escort is provided by either a security officer or a student campus safety member. It can assist you in getting where you need to go—especially late at night.

Did you know that you get insurance as an SFU student? From prescription coverage to travel coverage, Studentcare covers all SFU undergraduates in health, dental, vision, and travel.

See wildlife or lost your keys? SFU Campus Safety & Security can help! They are here to ensure safe and secure campuses at SFU by providing public safety and resource protection services to the university community.