Help and Support Resources (I Have a Problem / I Want to Help)

Disability and Inclusion Coordinator at the Faculty of Sciences

Emmanuel LE CLÉZIO
emmanuel.le-clezio@umontpellier.fr

=> The University Health Center
The University Health Center provides all students with access to general medical care, gynecological care, and psychological support:

=> Department of Preventive Medicine at the University of Montpellier

In case of an emergency,
I call 15 or 112

If I need help, I’ll call 3114
(national suicide prevention hotline).
The hotline is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The call is free and confidential.

In case of an emergency,
I call 15 or 112

=> Clinical Psychology Consultations

Clinical psychologists are available for individual, confidential, and free consultations by appointment at the Preventive Medicine Department:

• Downtown branch;
• Triolet branch;
• Occitanie branch;
• Nîmes branch.

Depending on the situation, we may also offer you phone appointments.

For more information or to schedule an appointment: 04 34 43 30 87 or by email;

The VSS Guide

Report acts of violence, discrimination, harassment, and sexist behavior

In case of an emergency, I'll call
the Police or Gendarmerie: 17
Medical emergency: 15 or 112

Helpline and information
Violence Against Women Info: 3919
Anonymous and free of charge, intended for
women who are victims of violence or their loved ones

Gender Equality Coordinator at the Faculty of Sciences

Marina HERY
marina.hery@umontpellier.fr

Higher Education Scholarships: Applications for scholarships and/or housing are submitted through the “Student Social File.” There is no age limit for students recognized as having a disability. They are also entitled to three additional years of scholarship eligibility. CROUS of Montpellier

Food Services: All university restaurants and cafeterias are accessible to people with limited mobility.

Housing: Some student housing complexes and university residence halls offer accessible housing for students with disabilities.
Click here to apply for accessible housing.

Social Services: Based at the CROUS and on university campuses (Montpellier, Nîmes, Perpignan), social service assistants are available to students regardless of their program of study. They listen to students, offer support, provide information and advice, and refer them to the various social assistance services available.

Contact: Phone : 04 73 34 64 14
Email (Please include your last name, first name, date of birth, INE number, field of study and institution, phone number, and the subject of your request in three lines or fewer).

More info: https://www.crous-montpellier.fr/

Campus Life Office: Through its departments dedicated to workplace well-being and student life, we are available to answer any questions you may have about this program and to address any concerns related, for example, to the digital divide or social difficulties, aide-sociale-etu@umontpellier.fr.

Student Jobs at UM

Housing: A Few Tips

Are you familiar with the VISALE program?

A free three-year rental guarantee service for young people between the ages of 18 and 30 who are students or workers in precarious circumstances.

Learn more about the Visale program

The various housing assistance options available: Moving outto attend school is often the first major step toward independence. And with a first apartment come first responsibilities. Fortunately, several forms of assistance are available to support young people through this transition. Housing allowances, available through the CAF, can cover part of the rent. In some cases, it’s also possible to qualify for student public housing or local assistance. At the same time, don’t forget to take care of the necessary paperwork right away: choose an energy provider and ask them to activate your gas or electricity service—and do the same for water—and allow enough time for service to be set up before you move in. These steps are essential to avoid ending up in a place without light or heat.

Information on Student Insurance: Beforesigning up, it’s essential to understand the different types of insurance a student might need. Health insurance supplements Social Security coverage and helps avoid significant expenses: a single visit to a specialist can cost between 50 and 100 €. Student health insurance plans, available starting at 10 € per month, offer coverage tailored to the needs of young people. In addition, home insurance is mandatory for renters. It costs an average of €30 per year and protects against common risks such as water damage. In addition, there is liability insurance, which covers damage caused to third parties. It is often included in comprehensive packages, available starting at €50 per year from organizations such as ADH. These combined packages offer a cost-effective solution while providing comprehensive coverage.

Some useful links

=> Linkee Association

=> Cop1

=> Family Planning

For students who need a computer or other equipment, you can borrow devices from the various university libraries, either on-site and/or to take home:

You have free access to a computer lab at the FdS, so you can work on your school, professional, or personal projects. It is located on the 2nd floor of Building 36, Room 36.209.