COVID-19 Resources

MSERT will be resuming its activities on McGill’s downtown campus in Fall 2021 as per the university’s decision to return to campus.
We are following the public health guidelines of the Quebec government and McGill University, and are actively monitoring the situation for any updates.

Quebec Health Recommendations

  • Wash your hands often with soap under warm running water for at least 20 seconds.
  • Practice proper cough and sneeze etiquette:
    • Cover your mouth and nose with your arm to reduce the spread of germs.
    • If you use a tissue, dispose of it as soon as possible and wash your hands afterwards.
  • If you are sick, avoid contact with more vulnerable people, including older adults and people who have a chronic disease.
  • Avoid direct contact when you greet someone, such as shaking hands, and use alternative ways to greet people.
  • Use an alcohol-based hand rub if soap and water are not available.

First Aid courses offered Off-Campus

If you are unable to register to your course of interest through MSERT, you may still be able to take it through another organization. Please refer to the list below for other courses available in Montréal. 

Website for finding courses: https://myrc.redcross.ca/en/

List of providers with available courses from January to end of March:

Please note that some courses may be offered online, in-person, or in a hybrid format.

On-campus Resources

The Student Wellness Hub is the place where McGill students go to for their holistic health and wellness needs. It provides access to basic physical and mental health services, as well as health promotion and peer support programs

514-398-6017 | mcgill.ca/wellness-hub | wellness.hub@mcgill.ca | 3600 McTavish street, Brown Building, 3rd Floor

Local Wellness Advisors (LWAs) are trained clinicians embedded within faculties and services to orient and connect you with the appropriate support resources – on-campus or off-campus – for your unique situation

https://www.mcgill.ca/wellness-hub/get-support/local-wellness-advisors

Stressed? Lonely? Feeling down? Or just want to chat? 

The PSC provides a confidential and welcoming space where well-trained peer supporters are ready to listen to you

514-398-3782 | psc.ssmu.ca | mcgill.psc@mcgill.ca | 3471 Peel street, 2nd Floor

An organization run by volunteers, many of whom are students. If you’re a survivor of sexual violence, they’re here to listen or connect you with other support systems.

514-398-8500 | sacomss.org | main@sacomss.org | SSMU Building B-27

514-398-6009 | mcgill.ca/osd | disabilities.students@mcgill.ca | Redpath Library Building RS56

Peer-led support offered by SSMU with drop-in services, support groups, events and more to create a safe, non-judgmental space to discuss relationships with food and feel validated and understood in your experiences. 

https://ssmu.ca/resources/eating-disorders/

The McGill Student Development Goals (SDG) hub recently published a comprehensive guide to help students better engage with courses, student groups, and research:

https://www.mcgill.ca/sustainability/files/sustainability/mcgill_undergraduate_sdg_guide.pdf

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