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Supporting and Caring for the Pitt Community

The Care and Resource Support Office is dedicated to addressing a wide variety of student needs. Our mission is to provide a living and learning environment that is safe, healthy, and welcoming for all Pitt students.

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Caring for the Pitt Community

Everyone’s map for how to navigate challenges as a university student looks different. The Care and Resource Support Office can be your personal compass to guide you on your journey!

We provide many services that guide students towards solutions that meet their unique needs.

Our Services
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Care Managers
Confidential advocacy services for students with experiences of misconduct based on identity status.
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Pitt Pantry
The Pitt Pantry serves to increase food security among the Pitt community.
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Thriftsburgh
Thriftsburgh is Pitt’s student-run on-campus thrift store serving students, staff, faculty, and the Pittsburgh community by re-purposing and selling second-hand clothing, shoes, and accessories.
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Care Advocates
In an effort to break the cycle of trauma, there is a need for ALL to have access to services; survivors, bystanders, witnesses, and those who have caused harm. Care Advocate services are accessible to students in these categories.
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Student Support Guide
This guide for faculty & staff is meant to serve as a guide in supporting student well-being and responding to students in distress.
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Connection to Emergency Assistance Fund
Undergraduate, graduate, and professional students may apply for funds when they experience a financial barrier based on an emergency situation, and when they have exhausted all other available resources.

Increasing food security

Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to visit the Pitt Pantry to supplement their nutrition with healthy foods at no cost.

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Emergency Assistance Fund

Undergraduate, graduate, and professional students may apply for funds when they experience a financial barrier based on an emergency situation, and when they have exhausted all other available resources.

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