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On- and Off-Campus Resources
On-campus resources
The LGBTQ+ Raider Peer-to-Peer Support Program helps RU-N students connect to resources that will aid their personal, academic and professional development.
Visit go.rutgers.edu/bathroommap to view a map that shows all of the open all-gender, single-stall bathroom on campus!
The Counseling Center is committed to the mental health and well-being of all members of the university community, striving to facilitate awareness and understanding of self and others by promoting a culture of care, wellness and acceptance for all.
Your visit to counseling will not be a part of your academic record. All information, whether it is about you or one of your peers, will be kept confidential. Disclosure to any outside person, including friends or family, requires your prior written permission.
However, confidentiality will be broken if a clinician thinks you are a threat to yourself or someone else, if you disclose information about child or elder abuse, or if legal proceedings require disclosure of your counseling sessions, per state licensing laws.
All services are free for enrolled students, with no referral necessary.
Uwill offers students free immediate access to teletherapy at any time of day through its easy-to-access online platform.
With Uwill, you have the ability to choose a therapist based on your unique needs and preferences (focus area, gender, language, ethnicity), at a time that fits your schedule (day, night, weekend availability), and by the appointment type preferred (video, phone, chat, message).
Student Health Services is composed of a diverse team of healthcare
providers including doctors and nurses. All clinicians are Board Certified in
their specialties. Their team is committed to providing excellent
comprehensive, culturally sensitive primary care to our diverse student body.
Student Health Services offers gender affirming services for students in the
gender spectrum (trans, non-binary, queer, fluid, etc.). These services
include medical counseling, hormone therapy and monitoring, referrals to
external providers, and signing official name-change documents.
All care is confidential and all full-time students can be seen free of charge
Newark LGBTQ Community Center strives to create and sustain a place for LGBTQ+ people to feel safe and comfortable, to network and build relationships, to learn leadership and advocacy skills, and to enjoy social interactions in an affirming environment.
New Jersey Community Research Initiative (NJCRI) is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive healthcare, research, and support services to underserved communities. Founded in 1988, NJCRI specializes in HIV/AIDS care, primary and preventative healthcare, LGBTQ+ services, behavioral health, and harm reduction programs. Our services include:
Safe sex kits, PrEP as prevention, free rapid HIV testing
Garden State Equality lifts up the diverse voices of LGBTQ+ communities through education and advocacy to advance the movement for equality in New Jersey and nationally. We work tirelessly to ensure the communities we serve experience lived equality.
Garden State Equality is the largest LGBTQ+ advocacy organization in New Jersey, with over 150,000 members. Established in 2004, we are now one of the most successful statewide LGBTQ+ civil rights organizations in the nation.
Services include advocacy, policy work, and trainings. We work to address safe environments for youth, improvement of health services that meet LGBTQ+ community needs, and respectful treatment of seniors. Beyond that, Garden State Equality supports New Jersey’s activist community by bringing an LGBTQ+ lens to the shared struggle for justice.
