Local NYC & Baruch Resources

If you are a student in crisis or distress, you can text “CUNY” to 741741 for immediate free, 24/7 support from a trained counselor.

Services are free and confidential to Baruch undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to English, counseling is offered in Mandarin, Shanghainese, Spanish, Arabic, and Korean.

The Counseling Center has shared a statement and offered resources to support those impacted by ongoing racial injustice and trauma.

Baruch offers its students free access to Togetherall, a safe, anonymous, online peer community to support students’ mental health, including tools, articles, courses and support groups.

If you’re experiencing food insecurity, this page contains several resources for current Baruch students.

SafeWalks connects volunteers with city residents who feel unsafe walking to and from the subway. You can request a safewalk or volunteer on their website.

Protect Chinatown was created to fight against Anti-Asian violence. You can volunteer to be a chaperone or request a chaperone for yourself or someone else on their website.

Tools for Clear Speech’s program podcast, Just to Be Clear, aims to educate a wide audience on issues of language, accent, and identity, as well as share stories from Baruch’s non-native English-speaking students.